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Old 03-13-2004, 08:57 AM   #1
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Default 1998 Mustang GT Leaks

Hi all. I have a 1998 Mustang GT that I purchased new. It's mainly a weekend car. It now has 18000 miles, that's right 18K miles, and has a small leak coming from somewhere. It seems to be traveling and ending up dripping from the sway bar bushing on the driver's side. It's either engine oil or brake fluid that gets dirty while it travels. I'm going to clean the bottom of the engine area real good, top off all of the fluids and see if I can find the source. Anyone know of a common problem like this? Thanks to all

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Old 03-13-2004, 09:18 AM   #2
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If it ain't oil then check the bajo fittings on the brake distribution block near the booster. I had two of mine replaced, there was a technical service bulletin for this problem...consequently, they started leaking at around 15,000 miles.
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