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eyob07
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Sep 17, 2014, 8:27 AM

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Hi there everyone, I just want to know could a bad brake muster cylinder cause the wheels to drug I mean when you let it go the brake pedal the brake muster won't let the fluid back to the reservoir, can such thing happen, than you like always.

Tom Greenleaf
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Sep 17, 2014, 8:44 AM

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Only rare and more often a rubber flex hose that does that. If this master is adjustable and wrong then it could and pedal would be way too tight up top of travel.

Find the warmer wheel or wheels that might share a flex hose and release some (quick) pressure from a bleeder at a brake and if in hand you feel that free up it's the hose. If so do both sides if one to each,

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Sep 17, 2014, 9:09 AM

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That test doesn't necessarily indicate a bad hose. It can be residual hydraulic pressure from anywhere in the system to include the master cylinder, especially if the issue is at more than one wheel. For that reason you should perform that test of cracking the line open at the master first and see if that releases the brake. If not, then move down to the wheels.

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(This post was edited by Hammer Time on Sep 17, 2014, 9:10 AM)

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