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Old 08-26-2018, 08:17 AM   #10
Deer_hunter_088
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Re: Spitfire

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Fill it up! You should have bled it on the bench per the instructions if you were replacing it. It shouldn't be empty now unless you have a leak. Put fluid in it, bleed it, and then stand on the pedal with both feet as hard as you can. Wherever the leak is, it will show up. It won't be only your life that is saved if you make the brakes work properly. Any vehicle I've ever had, even if they were dogs they've always had excellent brakes.
it had a leak. I replaced the line. The front brakes will lock up but was curious why there was no rear action. LOL
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