brake fluid leak..
06-02-2012, 12:07 AM
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brake fluid leak..
so i did my brakes the other day. its the bendix bull***** so i just have the abs fuses pulled.
in the front i changed the pads, rotors, and calipers and in the rear i changed out the cylinders and all the springs and shoes.
after bleeding everything off and testing them, i have a terrible leak on my front passenger side.
i think its the banjo bolt, which i had to replace. i have it as tight as i can get it, is there any kind of thread sealer i can put on there? i have all the bleeders tight. i cant think of anything else..
thanks..
in the front i changed the pads, rotors, and calipers and in the rear i changed out the cylinders and all the springs and shoes.
after bleeding everything off and testing them, i have a terrible leak on my front passenger side.
i think its the banjo bolt, which i had to replace. i have it as tight as i can get it, is there any kind of thread sealer i can put on there? i have all the bleeders tight. i cant think of anything else..
thanks..
06-03-2012, 10:23 AM
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Come to think of it, when I got the new bolt it didn't have the washer on it... Meaning I didn't put one it... Lol That would be why.
It's always the little things I over look..
It's always the little things I over look..
06-03-2012, 10:26 AM
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Originally Posted by michaelbartels
so i did my brakes the other day. its the bendix bull***** so i just have the abs fuses pulled.
in the front i changed the pads, rotors, and calipers and in the rear i changed out the cylinders and all the springs and shoes.
after bleeding everything off and testing them, i have a terrible leak on my front passenger side.
i think its the banjo bolt, which i had to replace. i have it as tight as i can get it, is there any kind of thread sealer i can put on there? i have all the bleeders tight. i cant think of anything else..
thanks..
in the front i changed the pads, rotors, and calipers and in the rear i changed out the cylinders and all the springs and shoes.
after bleeding everything off and testing them, i have a terrible leak on my front passenger side.
i think its the banjo bolt, which i had to replace. i have it as tight as i can get it, is there any kind of thread sealer i can put on there? i have all the bleeders tight. i cant think of anything else..
thanks..
06-03-2012, 10:27 AM
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Originally Posted by michaelbartels
Thanks guys, I'll put on one later and hopefully fixes it..
I feel like a tard.. Lol
I feel like a tard.. Lol
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