it's definitely possible for the master cylinder to pressurize one side but
not the other. I believe another lister had a similar problem (thought with
rear circuit) and discovered that he'd made an assembly error when he put
the seals on the MC piston rod.
Graham
-----Original Message-----
From: Jim Davis [mailto:jamdav@woodward.com]
Sent: Monday, August 26, 2002 10:21 AM
To: 6 Pack List (E-mail)
Subject: MC or PWDA?
Listers,
I just completed rebuilding the Master Cylinder and replacing the rubber
brake lines. I went to bleed the brakes only to find out that I can get
fluid out of the rear calipers but absolutely no fluid will come out of the
front. I checked to see if the PWDA was "decentralized" but the brake
warning light does not illuminate when the oil pressure wire is
disconnected. It will illuminate if I ground the wire. Can the master
cylinder pressurize one side and not the other?
Jim Davis
1974 TR6
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