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<blockquote data-quote="cobrajeff96" data-source="post: 1520188" data-attributes="member: 29141"><p>Squishy (but working) brakes just means there's air trapped in the system. Some M/Cs have a bleeder nipple (my 96 Cobra original M/C had one). Bleed that port. You might as well do a full bleed on all calipers too because the fluid might not be in good shape either if it's taken on too much water since the last time it was flushed out. Doubt you have a leak, it would just be nothing but air in the system. You can test it by pumping the pedal and having someone check under the car for fluid spurting out.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="cobrajeff96, post: 1520188, member: 29141"] Squishy (but working) brakes just means there's air trapped in the system. Some M/Cs have a bleeder nipple (my 96 Cobra original M/C had one). Bleed that port. You might as well do a full bleed on all calipers too because the fluid might not be in good shape either if it's taken on too much water since the last time it was flushed out. Doubt you have a leak, it would just be nothing but air in the system. You can test it by pumping the pedal and having someone check under the car for fluid spurting out. [/QUOTE]
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