DAVID MOST wrote: > The service manager actually said > that (referring to the slave cylinder) there's fluid in there, and that's > why it needs to be replaced. Any idea what he might mean? If it's > really leaking, would he not have just said that? > If you use a screwdriver to lift up the rubber boot on the slave cylinder and see fluid in there, that means it has started leaking. It can leak slowly like this for quite a while before the leak becomes obvious. The same thing goes for rear wheel brake cylinders. Mike <mjcatlin@pacbell.net> |
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