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About 10,000 miles ago, I put a new, early 70's dual reservoir master 
cylinder and wheel cylinders in the 62 Dart, with a rebuilt power booster. The car 
sat unmoved for about 5 months since then. I've been using it as a daily driver 
for the last 6 months. Brakes were working fine until last week when I 
installed new front shoes. I didn't disturb anything else. 
Now I can not get all the air bled out of the front brakes. Bubbles keep 
coming especially on the driver front. And when I hit the brakes hard, the rear 
tires (only) chirp. 
All these symptoms seem to indicate the master cylinder is sucking air. Is 
there a reason why doing nothing but replacing front shoes would cause a problem 
to occur with the master cylinder?
Thanks for any input.
Paul

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