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Old 06-27-2008, 05:21 PM   #1
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Brake fluid Leak

1999 Ford Explorer sport 4.0 sohc


Break fluid is leaking were the master cylinder bolts up to the brake booster. I'm not that savy (i'll ask stupid questions), but i am assuming i will have to replace the master cylinder. I've looked them up online, and it seems that there are master cylinder with or without speed control.

Do I have to replace the master cylinder and not simply a gasket? (i'm a starving student, the less i spend the better)

How do i determing if the master cylinder has speed control censor?

Will I run into complication replacing the master cylinder if the car is equiped with abs brakes?

Any helpfull tips are greatly appreciated.

Thank you in advance, you guys always help out.
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Old 06-27-2008, 05:38 PM   #2
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I would suggest buying a used part if the cost at Autozone etc. is too high. They don't fail ever basically, I would not mind any used master cylinder.

BTW, all Sport Explorer trucks like yours have ABS, and the same master cylinder. I would expect that any 95-2000 Sport model would work for you. The 2001 and newer trucks got bigger rotors, so those may be slightly different. Regards,




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