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brake fluid leak 200

posted by  scorch on  Fri Apr 9 06:48 CST 2004
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I assume you are talking about the junction fitting and warning light sending unit switch that is mounted behind the driver's side front wheel. Most of the time a leak will develop from the plastic switch. If you are very lucky, tightening down the switch will stop the leak. But 9 times out of 10, not even replacing the switch will work. You have to replace the whole junction box, which will come with a new switch.






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