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brake fluid leak 200

posted by  rstarkie on  Fri Apr 9 05:50 CST 2004
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The best thing to do other than have a quality line wrench for the fittings is to soak the fittings with PB Blaster or Kroil. Use a wire brush to remove much of the road grime, rust and cat hair that has built up. Then apply the penetrant repeatedly for DAYS before attempting to removing any of the lines. This will pay dividends. Do not completely remove any single line unless you have all of them loose first as one line completely off means lost fluid. Good luck.

Randy






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