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  1. rlwm211

    Need help with brakes M35A2 in Austin, TX

    Clinto, good point on evaluating the master. That would simplfy things immeasureably. I have rebuilt several of the deuce air packs and I would find it very extraordinary for the air pack to leak internalyl in such a way to absorb 10-14 ounces of fluid the master holds. I will not argue that...
  2. rlwm211

    Need help with brakes M35A2 in Austin, TX

    I would suspect your master cylinder. That is why you kept getting bubbles. The seals are failing and the rear seal of the master holds the fluid for the next time the master need more fluid. It also can admit air especially if it is bad. I would pull the rubber boot off of the master...
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