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Ok, I have rebuilt the brakes on the F!. The primary issue was one of the bonded pads had torn off and was locking the right rear wheel when I hit the brakes. That should be a not issue now.
The new issue is the bleeding. I get good strong pressure out of the front brakes, with fluid shooting several inches out. The rear is not quite so good. The fluid shoots out, but not with a like pressure. The peddle is firm and at about 1/4 peddle. But, that is only after a couple pumps. If I let it set for a minute, the peddle will go almost to the floor.
I know this suggests air in the lines, but I am getting fluid, without any gurgling or bubbles, at all four. I have found no leaks in the line or any of the wheel cylinders. In fact, the only oddity I have found is the cap on the master. It's plastic. I know this was not original. Is it possible the PO had somehow sealed it and I have now broken that seal, causing my problem?
Is it possible to get a new cap without buying the whole master cylinder?
Any suggestions? Yeah I know, Keep pumping!
I did find a new, proper cap on Mac's. I have ordered it
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