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  1. 24-06-2012, 04:48 PM #11
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    Finally! We have brakes. After bleeding the master cylinder, still no pedal. So I removed the master cylinder from the mk3 and put it in the Ibiza. Bled all brakes and hey presto. So it seems the mc packed up at the exact same time as we replaced all the rotors and pads. Just an unfortunate coincidence. So I just need to get a new master cylinder for the golf and go through and re bleed all those brakes. Oh joy!
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  2. 25-06-2012, 10:29 AM #12
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    Manual bleed can stuff the MC mate, if the pedal goes too far itll do the seal for sure, if you clamp all the flexis and its still soft can only be that
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