every couple days im buying brake fluid and i cant find where im leaking from, not the master, any thoughts?

 

if you have rear drums look at the wheel cylinders

 

i think im leaking from the front though, cause its all over inside the fender lining, but will check that thanks!

 

could be front calipers or one of your lines is broken/cracked it happend to me a while back

 

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If its on the fender liner its either leaking from the master itself and dripping down or more likely your hose has a small pin hole in it. the stock rubber is 2 layered for safety it might be seeping through and under hard breaking it squirts out but you should notice the pedal being soft. check the bleeders in the calipers too

 

checked the bleed valve its on tight, any way to test the lines?

 

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have a friend press on the brakes. look at the lines and calipers with your eyes.

 

if its leaking that bad u should feel a low pedal...

 

I had this problem, but it was just a leaky cylinder in the drum break, but I would definetly have a friend push breaks while on jack stands or something with tire off and take a look yourself, Post pics when u figure it out!

 

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Not trying to say you are wrong, but from the o/p I just want to make this clear. DON'T press the brake pedal with the drums off, theres a good chance the pistons could pop out of the wheel cylinder. To check them all you have to do is squeeze the rubber gromets with your fingers to see if fluid comes out.

 

i have a hole in my break line.

 

ok. replace it.

 

or a trick my dad used to close a big hole in the brake line...use a solder iron if its for a small hole ..works like a charm!!! just try not fill it but do a cover..

 

Pepboys sells this neon **** that show's leaks when put into the brake resevoir.