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Yes, that true too. You might also want to check the line from the slave running to the master to see if you have any leaking going on along the way under the car or a loose fitting somewhere on the lines where they connect.

I have a steel braided line from the slave that connects to a hard line that runs along the frame to the front end and up to the master. I had the same problem. Replaced the Slave, didn't fix the problem, replaced the master and was still losing some pressure.

I then replaced the the steel braided line and have been fine since.

So that might be an option as well.

[QUOTE]Originally posted by lastpushbutton:
If the fluid seeps past the slave it will leak on the ground.

7/2/0611:41 PM

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