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Normally, I'd say that the master cylinder is DOA .... 200 1984

posted by  artwork240 on  Fri May 3 19:00 CST 2013
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I would just like to add one more important point here. The correct way of pushing back the caliper pistons is to first loosen the bleeder screw, then push the pistons back with your tool of choice. Doing this requires much less effort and keeps any dirty fluid or deposits from flowing back into the resevoir and master. When doing this it is also a good idea to lubricate the caliper piston outer seals so they can smoothly retract into the housing.
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