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Old 06-04-2018, 10:24 PM   #6
Johns327
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Re: Master cylinder connection

Thanks all.
Found my issue with the draggy brakes. There was this dust cover on the master that was holding the piston from releasing pressure.
As far as which of the two ports I went ahead and swapped them. Now the port closest to the flange is connected to the rear brakes.
Mostly YEAH the brakes are acting correctly, now on to steering!
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