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Way OT -- brake fluid
Robatoy wrote:
On Apr 23, 1:21 pm, TD Driver wrote: I've got a 1952 MGTD. When I put her to bed last fall, the brakes were fine. Now the peddle goes down to the floor. First step is to add brake fluid, but I don't know what's in there now. Have seen plenty of cautions about mixing fluid types. Any way of figuring out what's in there now? TIA Larry Purge and replace. First of all, is it really low? If so, and it's only sat there over winter it's got enough of a leak need to find and fix it first. That there's no pedal resistance indicates probably developed leak in master cylinder over the winter most likely problem imo. Had early postwar (exact vintage unknown/lost in time but it had odd bits and pieces that indicated it was kinda' cobbled together very shortly after while production shortages were still a problem) TC. Unfortunately had to sell it to keep living to get thru school... -- |
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