Subject	Re: Thats because hydraulic is a descriptive term, not the name
Posted by	djlunc94 on June 14, 2008 at 5:08 PM
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In Reply To	Thats because hydraulic is a descriptive term, not the name posted by FuerGrissa on June 14, 2008 at 04:44 PM
Message	without sarcastic replies ( the usual on this board to any question by anyone) I greatly appreicate your advice.! I will investigate that tonight or early tomo morning! What you explained made total sense. The leak/puddle is in fact in between the front tire and door I believe. At first I thought it was more towards the engine behind my front drivers side tire. But this helps alot!~ thanks Fuer!
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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