Jeff since I just experienced a fluid loss onto the concrete floor of the garage
I can definitely state that it leaves a patch and so does not evaporate. I need
to clean it up before the wife complains. In fact I had squares of kitchen towel
down to catch the fluid so I now have damp square patches on the garage floor.
Maybe I am into to floor art....
Alan
76 Spitfire.
Jeff McNeal wrote:
> I'm currently paying to have an auto inspection service look at a '67
> Spitfire for me in the Chicago area. The car has been driven very seldom in
> the last several years. The owner is perplexed by a problem with the brake
> fluid disappearing after two or three weeks of sitting idle in storage. He
> says that there is no puddling or other evidence of the fluid leaking out,
> but it has to be. My question is actually fairly simple. Would the fluid
> leave a stain on the cement? Is it possible for the brake fluid to
> evaporate without leaving any obvious staining or evidence that it leaked
> out?
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