GaryTheBadger
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Is it common for both brake fluid reservoir caps to leak? Its a 2008 SE5, been doing it for all of its 3000 miles.
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Brake fluid reservoir caps leaking
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NancysToy
Motorbike Professor
No! Take it to the dealer before the fluid ruins something. If the brake pads were replaced, it could simply have been done poorly and it is overfull, but otherwise, it indicates a problem.
Tom in NM
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I can't find it now . . . . .
. . . . but some other people have posted that there is a proper way of putting those caps on so they don't leak.
I don't think I was just dreaming this, because I checked mine and one was on wrong and you could see where it was slightly leaking.
I will check for more info, if somebody does not post the answer.
But I have to go for right now.
Tom
. . . . but some other people have posted that there is a proper way of putting those caps on so they don't leak.
I don't think I was just dreaming this, because I checked mine and one was on wrong and you could see where it was slightly leaking.
I will check for more info, if somebody does not post the answer.
But I have to go for right now.
Tom
I can't find it either, but because the reservoir is tilted down at the front he made sure the caps were installed with the vents toward the back and it fixed his leak.
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