If later is the case, clamp of the wheel cly. In turn using a brake hose clamp or if used cafefully a set of mole grips (vicegrips) clamping each wheel in turn until you isolate the offending wheel cly.
If it is the first option you should check the rear of master cly. Where the push rod goes in usually behind brake pedal you will normally find a little dampness but not always as it can be sucking air. When it is the master cly. If you drain fluid and refil it is difficult to bleed system as the rubbers in cly. Colapse when pressur is released hope this helps
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Thursday, September 6th, 2007 AT 4:27 AM