Sinking brake pedal
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I'm just looking at the brakes now and I cannot find any leaks, still. However, I have bled the fronts and got a lot of air out. I also noticed that when I press the brake pedal with the cap off the M/C a jet of fluid spurts out - is this normal or a clue to the fault? I am of to bleed the rest of the system now and see how it goes but the pedal is a lot firmer now that I've just bled the fronts....
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But where did the air get into the system if it was OK a while back. Worth flushing the complete system with fresh fluid. Brake fluid is hygroscopic and absorbs moisture. If this boils off under heavy braking, you get O2 in the fluid.
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Yeah I don't know how the air got in - It's a complete mystery. Obviously I'll be keeping my eye on things. The fluid was all new as at the time I changed the M/C it would have all been new fluid through then.... Most strange 
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