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Back from the shop and not happy:( 850

posted by  someone claiming to be Jake on  Fri Sep 24 06:03 CST 2004 [RELATED]

Just open the hood, remove all old brake fluid with brakeclean and let it air dry, have someone hold their foot down hard on the brake bedal (or prop it with a board, etc) and SEE where the fluid's leaking from.
I have ONCE seen one leak and no, not cheap BUT I'd install a used one, why not? Has to be better than a leaking one. It's unlikely to be a bad or loose fitting IMHO.






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