| To: | healeys@autox.team.net |
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| Subject: | Front Brake Leak - Rev 1 |
| From: | olin.brimberry@talecris.com |
| Date: | Tue, 2 May 2006 13:00:03 -0400 |
Ok, this car was completely restored so all components SHOULD have been
replaced or rebuilt in the last year or 2. Also, the wheels are disk
brakes. Where would one see a leak in the calipers?
Regards,
Olin
Olin Brimberry
Sent by: Olin To: healeys@autox.team.net
Brimberry cc:
Subject: Front Brake Leak
05/02/2006 11:25
AM
After having avoided a near hit with the Healey this weekend, I discovered
that my brake reservoir was EMPTY! Thankfully I had the reaction to pull
the emergency brake and stop the car in time. By the time I got home I was
pumping air - I know, air is very compressible. When I pulled the car into
the garage, I topped up the reservoir and waited for an inspection. I then
spotted brake fluid running down the inside of my front left tire after it
sat for overnight. What do I need to look for as a potential leak source -
and should I inspect this leak while the system is under pressure? i.e.,
someone pumping the brake pedal while looking for the leak.
Regards,
Olin
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