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TR6 Bleeding TR6 Brakes
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Is the master a recent acquisition/replacement. If so, did you do a bench bleed of the master. If it is not, i.e. been on the car awhile,unbolt it from the reservoir and pull it away slightly, get a small mirror, or qtip type swab and check the rear of the master cylinder for fluid, it might be a leaker.