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Often, I've had to tighten and loosen new fittings firmly several times to get a good seal on new lines. You should notice the threaded nut turning in more-and-more as the flare finally seats.

I also tap the master cylinder with a small hammer to help expel the smaller air bubbles while on the bench.


X2 And if you can compare the fittings in you master to a new. Its rare but the brass does wear down too much over the years.




The brass flare fittings and everything is new. I'll mess with it again this weekend and see if I can get the bubbles to completely go away.


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