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04-14-2011, 05:55 PM

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I noticed today that I had some brake fluid near the bottom of where my master cylinder connectes to my brake booster. it looks like I have a leak there.

Would this be an oring or seal on the master cylinder, or would this be a problem with the brake booster?

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Leak in the bay means master cylinder. You could replace with a stock-replacement or just upgrade it.

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I just replaced the mater cylinder like 2 months ago..

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I just replaced the mater cylinder like 2 months ago..

Now you have to do it again. was there a warranty on the new master?
Dont leave it the brake booster is not fond of brake fluid getting inside of it.

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