Matthew Chelette
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I have a brake fluid leak between the master cylinder and the power booster. Is there a seal between the two I can replace or do I have to replace the master cylinder?
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Brake Fluid Leak
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Lloyd Ledford
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replace the master cylinder. but also check for excessive fluid inside the booster. if it's just a little inside there, you should be ok. if there's a lot, it could cause rusting and sticking.
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Shops tell me that you can wash the brake fluid out with a hose and then pull a vacuum to boil off the water. I never did that but that is what they say.
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