Brakes on my 87 El Camino - The Supercar Registry

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10-26-2023, 12:25 PM

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All of the above and my 2 cents are cups in master are allowing fluid to bypass internally and won't necessarily leak externally, but cause the spongy feel. Also, the rear flex hose sounds like it is collapsed, causing the restricted flow and will expand under pressure, again can cause spongy pedal.

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