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Old 04-19-2009, 08:36 PM   #1 (permalink)
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Brake Fluid Leak on Drivers side

Grrrrrrrr!
I just stopped a leak on my Crown Vic with the brakes.

Now I have a slow leak on the drivers side right by the rear door.

Its a 1992 I-4 with 148K miles.

Any idea on a inexpensive fix? Do I need to replace the whole brake line? If So, where is a good place to buy it from and is it the REAR brake line?

I have no idea how the brake lines run on this car
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slow leak, check fittings and the rear brake piston (usually piston leaks at the seal) and get a refurb'd replacement.
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slow leak, check fittings and the rear brake piston (usually piston leaks at the seal) and get a refurb'd replacement.
Well the leak isnt coming from the rear tire area. Its coming from the middle of the car on the drivers side.

What should I get to replace the line? I dont even know what brake line it IS. The rear?
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If you can see which is leaking go to ToyoDIY and look it up
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If you can see which is leaking go to ToyoDIY and look it up

thanks man!!!!

Now how do i know if the car has ABS??
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thanks man!!!!

Now how do i know if the car has ABS??
you can always fly down a street and slam on your breaks, if they lock up its not abs =P or just look up for your model yr
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you can always fly down a street and slam on your breaks, if they lock up its not abs =P or just look up for your model yr
I did. The VIN doesnt help. I usually work on Fords and Im not sure what the 92 Camry ABS looks like under the hood OR where it is. ANyone have any photos?
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xle has abs but the other modles it was an option. for the hell of it id try slamming on them going on the street =P if they lock up and you just skid down the street its not abs
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Not a good way to find out when you already have a leak in the system.

Look for Chilton/Hanes Manual or a Toyota Factory service Manual

ABS unit will have a large aluminum block with lots (8) hydraulic brake lines entering /exiting between windshield washer reservoir and power steering reservoir
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