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On Sun, 21 Jun 2009 20:15:06 -0700 (PDT), Tim
wrote: that looks like a serious dose of the clap, you got there Tom. Too much exposure to salt in a tight spot. Don't think so - if that were the case, the entire system would be compromised like this and it's pretty clean up the tube to the brake actuator - just a dirt. What I think happened is that the solenoid let go - that's basically brake fluid corrosion. This has been leaking for sometime - that's what I'm thinking. I have had to add brake fluid over the years, but it's a pretty open system so evaporation I figured - apparently not. No indication it was leaking either until it let go. On my trailer (23' Marquis) it's all exposed and so it has less means of build up. The pic of the brake line looks evil too. and it might be a lot of fun trying to bleed the brakes with them baptized in brine as well. I've seen that on an old Escort I had that had a brake line release. Corrosive stuff brake fluid. |
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