2000 Pontiac Montana replacing mastercylinder

2000 PONTIAC MONTANA
17,200 MILES
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HAGEN1217
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Replaced my back brakes shoes cause pedal was spongy and had only front brakes . While fixin them I noticed wheel cylinders on both sides were leaking so I replaced both sides and both back brake lines. Brakes worked great untill two weeks went by but now all of a sudden brakes are spongy and brake resivore is almost empty and can't see any where it could be leaking
Oct 2, 2013 at 10:35 AM
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DOCFIXIT
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Which part of resivor is empty front /rear? have checked calipers? fluid must be somewhere if cannot find then suspect lerak in primary piston seal and fluid ois entering vacuumn booster
Oct 2, 2013 at 11:24 AM
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