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disappearing brake fluid


poconojoe

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Joined
Jan 11, 2008
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21
Vehicle Year
2008
Transmission
Automatic
2008 Ford Ranger XLT 4.0 V6 auto trans.
Hi all, every 2 months or so I have to add about 8-10 ounces of brake fluid. Can't find any leaks. Checked all lines, connections, wheel cylinders, calipers etc. Mechanic did the same.
Brakes work fine. Not as solid as my newer 2011 escape, but seems ok. Mechanic said for a Ranger, the brakes seem better than most.
Thought maybe the fluid was going into power brake booster on firewall and getting sucked into the engine through the vacuum line. Pulled the vacuum line and it is clean and dry inside.
Any ideas?
Thanks, Joe
 
It might still be going in the booster, just not getting sucked up. It's not hard to pop the master off the booster and look inside.
 
Thanks for the reply. Maybe that's my next step...Pull the master and look inside the booster. So if there is fluid in the booster, what would cause this? A seal at the back of the master?
 

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