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09-20-2020 06:12 PM #11
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I'm starting to wonder if that's the case. I did some more research, a 2000 Ford Explorer also uses a 1 1 /16 bore master cylinder (not a 1-in bore like I thought), which would be the master cylinder that was used with rear end and brakes I'm using. A 1990 F-150 also uses a 1 1/16 master cylinder, but it of course has drum brakes in the rear which don't need as much fluid. I wonder if the Explorer master cylinder has a longer stroke so it is able to fill the rear calipers. I might grab an Explorer master cylinder from our local salvage yard and see if that fixes it.Last edited by 53 Chevy5; 09-20-2020 at 06:15 PM.
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