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brake fluid leak 200 1989

posted by  guYom on  Thu Sep 22 05:57 CST 2005
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Hello,

I am losing some brake fluid. The reservoir tank gets half empty in about 4 to 5 weeks. So it is not a major leak, but still I'd like to fix it.

The master is not leaking as far as I can tell. Every morning I find a few drops on my garage floor, in front on the driver side. Booster is dry too. So it is somewhere down below before it gets to the wheels.

Any suggestions before I plunge under there ?

Thank you.
--
'89 244DL M47 168K miles






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