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Brake fluid trasfering to abs reservoir

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    #16
    if anyone one wants to know it simple to do this just keep the unit clean when do it and make sure you bleed the pistons when reinstalling it,mine were leaking from the modulator heads of the unit would lose brake fluid every week ,to fix that i used oil resistent rtv when the litle weep holes come out the modulaor heads, i just use brake orings and make sure everything goes back on the way it came off. hopes that a little

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      #17
      BTT

      Still nursing my old 92 Accord with this Brake fluid migration issue.

      Anyone had any luck with a good solution? (Good ==> low cost and straight forward)


      I'm going to get tired of driving it one of these days... But I would be nervous about even giving it away with this problem.

      I have had it since 94 with only 525k.. but still has a lot of life left in it...lol

      Thanks,
      Mike




      Originally posted by MCFooter View Post
      BTT....
      Has anyone successfully been able to change any Seals or O-rings and correct this Brake fluid migration issue?

      Mine is so bad at this point I have to transfer fluid back to the master cyclinder about once a week...lol

      Thanks,
      Mike

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        #18
        Had the same problem. I replaced the abs modulator. It was definately leaking. One of the o rings was causing the leak. I got one used for about 50 dollars several years ago. I make sure I flush the fluid every two years by engaging the abs motor . The replacement seems to be holding up.

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