I define a leak as something getting passed a seal meant to stop it.
Ray is correct that the master may be leaking internally. this would
not cause fluid depletion. So let me revise. If your pedal sinks there
is a leak, always. Check: Wheel Cylinders, brake lines and calipers if
all is dry the culper is the Master. By the way I've noticed a great
improvement in ride, handling and over all operation since I install
lucky rabbit's foot in glove box and horse shoe in boot.
Safety Fast, David "you got a problem with that?" Deutsch
You
wrote:
>
>Dear Ray,
>
>How does one tell if this is indeed the problem? It appears I have
>precisely this type of problem- additionally the brake pressure
warning
>light goes on too. (1970 MGB-GT)
>
>JOhn Peloquin
>> On Fri, 28 Jun 1996, David Deutsch wrote:
>>
>> > Brakes: If the pedal sinks you got a leak somewhere. Always! This
means
>> > stop as soon as possible and do not drive until repair is made.
>> > My Two Cents, David Deutsch
>> >
>> Depends on what you mean by "leak."
>> Ray Gibbons
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