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Over the winter I rebuilt my brakes, i.e. I rebuilt the calipers, new discs, new rear cylinders, etc. and had the system drained for some time. Now I have a master cylinder leak. Maybe the seals dried out for the first time in 30 years? What's the conventional wisdom on the success of a rebuild with TRF's kit? It's sure a lot cheaper than a new master.
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TR6 TR6 Brake Master Cylinder
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If it's a genuine Lucas (Girling) kit, and there is no scoring or pitting in the cylinder, it should be no problem.