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04-26-2013, 01:44 PM
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Question about master cylinder.
What could happen to master cylinder if cap wasn't removed when pushing calipers?
So rushing I forgot to remove cap, and push on calipers.. As I was pushing on the caliper I noticed brake fluid spraying... I don't know where it came from I am guessing from the cap... I cleaned around the master cylinder and tested brakes but I couldn't find any leaks around master cylinder. I am paranoid right now any inputs would be appreciated.  Also does anybody has a photo procedure about how to purge the brakes. I got a Altima 2009 4cyl |
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04-26-2013, 04:17 PM
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Re: Question about master cylinder.
Don't sweat it. The only thing that happens is you got a mess to clean up. Hope it didn't get on the paint. Bleed longest line first: RR,LR,RF,LF. I prefer to bleed foward when pushing back the pistons. Gets the moisture and dirt out of the calipers.
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