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![]() Leaks tend to occur on the seals on the cylinders themselves.
Typically, when doing a brake job, you replace the cylinder seals because even if they are not leaking at present, after a flush and bleed, it would really suck to get a leak and ruin a set of shoes. They are cheap to replace... Good Luck...
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