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October 21st, 2006, 10:28 PM
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2002-front disc brakes-standard 6 cyl mustang
changed front pads first time today myself on my 2002 mustang but have done many other makes and model but all on vehicles 1993 or before. doing ok till drivers side. When depressing caliber (dual plungers) back into caliber housing slowly with C clamp --- I heard a pop and then saw brake fluid dripping from engine--further examination reveals that fluid appeared to come from cap of plastic master cylinder container---no other leaks anywhere - but brake pedal is extremely low with no resistance. Master is full but pedal won't return to normal---can anyone help
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