Originally Posted by mdnov

Ok with it bench bled, you are going to have to bleed the whole system. Start at your passenger side rear, then go to driver rear, then go to front passenger, finally, front driver. Make sure the reservoir is kept filled. Use a long clear hose and make sure you have a large, deep clear container to drain the brake fluid in. That way you can see the air bubbles easier.

Originally Posted by mdnov

Ok with it bench bled, you are going to have to bleed the whole system. Start at your passenger side rear, then go to driver rear, then go to front passenger, finally, front driver. Make sure the reservoir is kept filled. Use a long clear hose and make sure you have a large, deep clear container to drain the brake fluid in. That way you can see the air bubbles easier.

Originally Posted by mdnov

Yup. I hear you. It is snowing here too.

Originally Posted by 1995xjsport

Ok I will do that tomorrow it is 11 o clock here in newhampsire and it is snowing

Originally Posted by mdnov

Are you loosing any fluid out of your rear wheel cylinders? If not, the only two things that I can think of would be bad mastercylinder or possible bad brake booster.

Originally Posted by mdnov

Did you only put one master cylinder on or did you replace the new master cylinder with another new master cylinder?

Originally Posted by mdnov

Still spongy brakes?