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Old 02-25-2001, 10:36 AM   #1
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Funny thing is, my dad and I were planning on flushing the system this week anyway! I tried to look for a fluid leak this morning by pumping the brake and then looking at each wheel, but it raining pretty hard and I couldn't tell. I opened up the fluid resivoir, and there was no fluid in the little spout, although I don't know what it's supposed to look like so I can't say whether it was empty or not. It still has some braking power (very little) and the handbrake works, so I think that I will drive it to class (my dad are taking a county class at night, they have a nice garage+tools we use) on tues and check it out. This is just another reason why I want a manual, cause a manual, with its lower gears, is much better to drive when you have little/no braking power.
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