Subject	No, any leak, no matter how slight is unacceptable
Posted by	Fast300 on June 14, 2008 at 1:34 PM
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In Reply To	Re: No such thing as "minor leaking" with brakes posted by djlunc94 on June 14, 2008 at 01:17 PM
Message	Until you repair the hydraulics, the rest of the system will not matter. Think, how do you expect the rotors and pad to get hot when you have no pressure in the system to push them together?
Follow Ups	Brake troubles! - djlunc94 11:07:56 06/14/08 When was the last time you drove it? - FuerGrissa 12:46:40 06/14/08 Re: When was the last time you drove it? - djlunc94 13:04:23 06/14/08 No such thing as "minor leaking" with brakes - Fast300 13:15:19 06/14/08 Re: No such thing as "minor leaking" with brakes - djlunc94 13:17:26 06/14/08 No, any leak, no matter how slight is unacceptable - Fast300 13:34:28 06/14/08 Agreed. Also, any leaks allow air and moisture into the - Guapo 14:24:44 06/14/08 Re: No, any leak, no matter how slight is unacceptable - djlunc94 14:48:39 06/14/08 Re: No, any leak, no matter how slight is unacceptable - djlunc94 15:09:13 06/14/08 Re: No, any leak, no matter how slight is unacceptable - djlunc94 15:45:31 06/14/08 Thats because hydraulic is a descriptive term, not the name - FuerGrissa 16:44:56 06/14/08 Re: Thats because hydraulic is a descriptive term, not the name - djlunc94 17:08:54 06/14/08 sarcastic replies? - aliaZ 00:41:49 06/15/08
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