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Slow Brake System Leak


boothill2008
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Help!!! I noticed my brake master cylinder has needed filling about every 2 months, I don't see any obvious leaks from the master cylinder, and no fluid is visible weeping onto the wheels, what's the best way to troubleshoot this leak??

 

Thanks, Boot :crossedwires:

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Pedal feel change at all? Pull the screen in the MC and watch the fluid in there while someone else pumps the brakes, and then watch while they push and hold the brake. If you see any bubbles you have a leak between the booster and MC. If not start bleeding each wheel to see if you find any air bubbles, if you do, then trace that line.

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Help!!! I noticed my brake master cylinder has needed filling about every 2 months, I don't see any obvious leaks from the master cylinder, and no fluid is visible weeping onto the wheels, what's the best way to troubleshoot this leak??

 

Thanks, Boot :crossedwires:

 

check your pass frame rail for rear anti lock block may be leaking from there

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