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Old 05-18-2015, 04:35 PM
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Have a 93 with a 5.0 and I'm losing brake fluid. It's leaking from a part on the drivers side of the motor underneath the master cylinder. Anybody know what this is ??
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Take a picture. It could be master cylinder or a rusty line
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Not exactly sure what your referring to but i`ll guess it`s the RABS (Rear Anti-lock Brake Solenoid ) bolted to the frame ?? But first,,have you replaced the steel brake lines. They rust out and leak. You`ll need to have a good look at them, and really, if they are original, replace them all. Could be the solenoid but usually it`s the lines. Probably not what you wanted to hear but it is 22 yrs old .
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That's one of the parts
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And this is the other, had to remove the wiring cause it kept blowing the fuse for the brake lights and I know it has something to do with the speed control
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Usually the line leaks where it joins the rubber flex line to the left front wheel.
Fordtuff is right about replacing the lines. I've had more than a few of these trucks and the FIRST thing I do is replace all the steel brake lines. All of them. If they're not new, you can't depend on them, and they're kind of important.
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The pictures just loaded up. Yes you should have new brake lines and possibly a RABS valve. I can't quite tell what that 2nd pic is.
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I guessed right, lol...The second one looks like the remains of a pressure switch. Maybe part of trailer tow package ? Don`t have one of those on mine. Looks like the lines are the originals .
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Replace the switch and the line at valve for the rear abs.



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