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       #Post#: 31728--------------------------------------------------
       Re: How to find a brake fluid leak
   DIR By: NoelC
       Date: July 21, 2012, 4:56 am
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       A quick search shows LRC Huddersfield list the special flexible
       hose 565668 at £2.13 and P A Blanchards the metal brake pipe
       from the hose to the master cylinder 577664 (88 models) at
       £1.25. I would say that as the brake pipe is rusty that won't be
       helping. As the reservoir looks in good enough condition I'd be
       inclined to carefully cut the old hose off (pulling it will
       invariably snap the wotsit off the reservoir), clean it up and
       replace the hose and pipe. Cheap as chips and keeps it factory.
       :thumbs:
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       #Post#: 31759--------------------------------------------------
       Re: How to find a brake fluid leak
   DIR By: ProDave
       Date: July 21, 2012, 2:01 pm
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       Many thanks.
       Looks like I'll be ordering those bits soon then.
       #Post#: 31766--------------------------------------------------
       Re: How to find a brake fluid leak
   DIR By: Roveerman
       Date: July 21, 2012, 2:59 pm
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       My way to find a leak is to push on the pedal and watch the
       fluid spurt out of the hole in the front flex pipe, my own
       fault, stamped hard on the pedal to get the discs ( I know, gay
       ) shiny, only to get that sinking feeling under the foot, all
       this on my way to the last MOT.
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