Break fluid reservoir leak
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Break fluid reservoir leak
Hi, guys.
I have '96 maxima. I changed my breaks nearly 8 months ago (rear breaks full swap and front ones- pads only). I recently started to notice that my brake fluid is decreasing. Not by much, but it's noticible. Last time I topped it of was like a week ago and today it's half an inch lower from the MAX mark.
I didn't remove the wheels but checked(as much as I could) the calipers.. there were no leaks on them and also there were no leaks on the ground.
I looked near the master cylinder and there was some fluid near the reservoir. I wanted to ask what should I do? Should I replace the reservoir or buy some sort of no-leak-mix
Thank you
I have '96 maxima. I changed my breaks nearly 8 months ago (rear breaks full swap and front ones- pads only). I recently started to notice that my brake fluid is decreasing. Not by much, but it's noticible. Last time I topped it of was like a week ago and today it's half an inch lower from the MAX mark.
I didn't remove the wheels but checked(as much as I could) the calipers.. there were no leaks on them and also there were no leaks on the ground.
I looked near the master cylinder and there was some fluid near the reservoir. I wanted to ask what should I do? Should I replace the reservoir or buy some sort of no-leak-mix
Thank you
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