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Old 10-28-2025, 06:41 PM
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My thought was related. I would have removed the bleed screw to make sure it wasn't plugged/gummed up


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I did remove the bleed screw and it was dripping rather than spraying out when I applied the brakes. I wonder if this could also be a potential cause for the problem I am experiencing on the hwy.
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