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Old 24-06-2014, 18:31   #1
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Rick mentioned ages ago I needed to tackle my rear brake cylinders, I put my fingers in my ears but now I've spotted this...
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Old 24-06-2014, 18:32   #2
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And another for good measure
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Tis leaking a lot no...
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Old 24-06-2014, 18:45   #4
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Tis leaking a lot YES!...


Are you sure it is brake fluid

I had a similar leak, BUT it was the wheel bearing and the seal as it was gear oil.

I wished it was the cylinder... price wise...
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Old 24-06-2014, 20:54   #5
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Tis leaking a lot YES!...


Are you sure it is brake fluid

I had a similar leak, BUT it was the wheel bearing and the seal as it was gear oil.

I wished it was the cylinder... price wise...

Not sure to be honest. I'm seeing rick on Saturday so I will wait
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Old 24-06-2014, 20:58   #6
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Come to think of it brake fluid wouldn't sit like that would it..

Borrocks im gonna have to check..
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Old 24-06-2014, 21:15   #7
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Come to think of it brake fluid wouldn't sit like that would it..

Borrocks im gonna have to check..
It would, mine have all burst in a similar fashion, running down th inside of the drum & then out the bottom onto the wheel & ground, but do check just incase
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This is as clear a picture as I can get, how can we tell what this is?

The rub n sniff test is pointless as the wheels are so filthy anyway..
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we know it is brake fluid Alex but just to put your mind a rest spray it with water, if it washes off brake fluid, if it does not axle seal, cylinders and shoes in tomorrow,Rick
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Rick to the rescue again

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Just check the reservoir, if it's low then you will know for sure...and remember to top it up before you go for a drive or it could get very interesting
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Old 25-06-2014, 06:06   #13
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Euch nice dude lol

Can someone snap me a picture of reservoir please?

And I presume dot4?
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Not wise to drive it like that, if you have a RTI you could get a healthy fine for knowingly driving a motor vehicle with faulty brakes Don't do it, could finish up in nick
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Not wise to drive it like that, if you have a RTI you could get a healthy fine for knowingly driving a motor vehicle with faulty brakes Don't do it, could finish up in nick
Your theory is sensible and a wise decision, however it leaves me with no choice (on the Saturday morning) as I must drive to ricks to get the problem sorted

At the moment she is sitting outside parked up and will remain there until my trip
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