If a wheel cylinder is leaking that badly the garage floor or driveway will tell you. I just replaced the rear wheel cylinders on my 99 D1500 pick up (my driveway told me which one was leaking). Should have done it when I replaced the brake shoes but got lazy. Its probably your master cylinder. Try pushing the pedal down as it is slowly moving down and you know seals somewhere are leaking let it up quick and them jamb down on it hard. If it holds then there's about a 99% chance its its your matster cylinder seals. Sometimes a quick hard jab will flare them out and make them seal off for a driveway test. Can't do this when you are driving!! Get rebuilt master cylinder. By the time you figure out all your labor for disassembly, honing (buying a hone if you don't have one) and reassembly the price of the rebuilt looks pretty good.
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