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brake leak
I'm wondering if that is the case - i'm going to hose out the engine
compartment with brake cleaner so i can trace the leak (with the
engine cold!) - the MC looked a little wet to me after installation...
we bled with the engine off and the pedal got nice and firm - but
once the engine was running, i lost the tight feel an saw some leakage
blake/
On Oct 18, 2005, at 12:21 PM, Dan Bubb wrote:
> The tubes on the bottom of the reservoir are the same distance apart
> for Corrado or Scirocco reservoirs. So, you can use the stock Scirocco
> part.
> Just make sure it's not cracked and that it's fully seated.
> Most likely cause of a leak in my experience is the line fitting
> into the MC.
> Dan
>
> On 10/18/05, Blake Irvin <blake@clockworm.com> wrote:
>
>> i got owned! guess i should read the whole manual before giving an
>> opinion.
>>
>> so i guess I either have a bad fitting on the MC, bad steel line, or
>> bad reservoir - the reservoir is the original from the car - maybe I
>> should have ordered a '90 corrado reservoir to match the '90
>> corrado MC?
>>
>> blake/
>>
>
>
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