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Don Elliott
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I bought a new cap and also a new gasket (made of the right rubber - I assume)about two years ago from Roadster Factory.
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TR2/3/3A Last TR3 ?of the day - fountain of brake fluid
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startech47
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Could be air anywhere in the lines. You are having to move more fluid into the lines to compress the air and it expands and drives the increased amount of fluid back into the master cylinder when you let the brake pedal return upwards.
