Peugeot Re: Loosing brake fluid (86 505 STI)

From: Bob Bruce (bobbruce@canada.com)
Date: Sun 10 Mar 2002 - 11:55:57 EST

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    Hmm. 86 505 broken bleed screw..Let me guess ..Bendix front caliper,
    all aluminum without a hint of anti seize from the factory
    somebody aught to be forced to eat the damn things. I've got a half
    dozen of them with busted bleeders.My recomendation is to get some used
    ATE-Girling calipers at least you can heat up the bleeders and have a 50-50
    chance of getting them out.

    In so far as the fluid loss goes looking should soon reveal the answer

    Bob

    > I recently had the brake system flushed by a trained Peugeot mechanic.
    > Ever since, I am loosing brake fluid (approximately 3 oz per 1000
    > miles). Now visible leaks near the master cyclinder. Master cyclinder
    > replaced approx 70K miles ago. Mechanic said, one of the drain values
    > broke off (common) at one of the calipers when he tried to open it. Any
    > suggestions on how to diagnose this? Where should I look? No puddles
    > on the driveway.
    >
    > Thanks,
    >
    > Rich
    > 86 505 STI 240K
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