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Bonzo

New Member

• Jun 13, 2008

• #1

I took the front wheels off today and checked the break lines.
On one side I have a leak which is light brown in clour.
Can you help me in identifying the seal etc to be changed.
Many Thanks Tony

 

Spyderman

New Member

• Jun 13, 2008

• #2

Need more info, mate. Where exactly is the leak. picture would help. If it's from the brake drum it's probably a wheel cylinder. Could be the swivels leaking. Brake lines leaking. Anything.

 

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Bonzo

New Member

• Jun 13, 2008

• #3

Brake cylinders are ok and looks newish the pipes are ok as well.
The leak seems to be coming from behind the brakes back plate.
Will try and post a pic. I am also going to check the rears in the morning.
Thanks Tony

 

david451

New Member

• Jun 14, 2008

• #4

Bonzo said:

Brake cylinders are ok and looks newish the pipes are ok as well.
The leak seems to be coming from behind the brakes back plate.
Will try and post a pic. I am also going to check the rears in the morning.
Thanks Tony

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Smell and taste mate, that's the way us old fookers do it, you aint gona mistake brake fluid, the others are a little bit harder.

 

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slob

Well-Known Member

• Jun 14, 2008

• #5

david451 said:

Smell and taste mate, that's the way us old fookers do it, you aint gona mistake brake fluid, the others are a little bit harder.

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beau lacks!

ep90 is more distingtive than yer brake fluid you just ask any doris

 

david451

New Member

• Jun 14, 2008

• #6

slob said:

beau lacks!

ep90 is more distingtive than yer brake fluid you just ask any doris

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I fookin hate that stuff, mingin!!, we had to change every gearbox and diff to synthetic what a fookin job, 150 tractor units worth.

Only smell worse than that is a burnt out clutch.