A shop told me my rear brake cylinders and my RF caliper are leaking brake fluid. I just put the car up, took off the wheels and drums and checked for myself.
Removing the drum cylinder boots, I do see some fluid, but nothing that seems spectacular to me.
I unbolted and examined the RF caliper still attached by the hose. I don't see any leakage around the piston rubber.
I had lost half my brakes (RF and LR) and took it to Pep Boys and Firestone. Pep Boys said my RF caliper was bad (leaking) but the master cylinder was okay. Firestone said my RF caliper was bad along with the master cylinder and both rear brake cylinders.
How do you all judge a leaking caliper and leaking rear brake cylinders? I've read that some fluid will be seen under the rear boots and that's what it looks like: just a little bit. Nothing is leaking OUT.
No leakage outside the caliper either.
Thanks,
Karl
Removing the drum cylinder boots, I do see some fluid, but nothing that seems spectacular to me.
I unbolted and examined the RF caliper still attached by the hose. I don't see any leakage around the piston rubber.
I had lost half my brakes (RF and LR) and took it to Pep Boys and Firestone. Pep Boys said my RF caliper was bad (leaking) but the master cylinder was okay. Firestone said my RF caliper was bad along with the master cylinder and both rear brake cylinders.
How do you all judge a leaking caliper and leaking rear brake cylinders? I've read that some fluid will be seen under the rear boots and that's what it looks like: just a little bit. Nothing is leaking OUT.
No leakage outside the caliper either.
Thanks,
Karl
Comment