Gentar
Member
Ok I'm new to this site and new to the Ranger. Can anyone name this problem?!? I just don't know if it's just a gasket or o-ring that is leaking or what. I have had to add more brake fuild because of this. 
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- Thread starter Gentar
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leaking secondary cup seal.. get a new master cylinder
Gentar
Member
Can't i just get another seal or something?!?
sure you could, but it will probably just leak again..
if it was MY brakes... i'd have a new master cylinder in a heartbeat
if it was MY brakes... i'd have a new master cylinder in a heartbeat
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Just get a rebuilt master cylinder.
mrcarcrazy
Well-Known Member
+1
You need a new (or rebuilt) master cylinder.
You don't want to mess with rebuilding yourself. Trust me, I used to do brakes/suspensions for a living. just buy the rebuilt one and be done with it.
Prime it on a bench to cut down on the time you'll spend bleeding the brakes.
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