Hi,
I have a 96 302 Bronco (360k miles).
The other day the brake fuse blew and when I replaced it, it kept blowing.
I noticed that this electrical thingy (switch?) on top of the master cylinder was soaked in, presumably, brake fluid. I dryed it out and the fuse stopped blowing. However, 2 days later it happened again, this switch thing was soaked again. Strangely, there wasn't any fluid residue anywhere around the cylinder, although the brake fluid level in the master was down quite a bit. I checked the inside and outside of the four wheels to see if there's a leak but everything looks really dry.
Does anyone have an idea why this thing on top of the master is soaked?
Thanks,
Ed
I have a 96 302 Bronco (360k miles).
The other day the brake fuse blew and when I replaced it, it kept blowing.
I noticed that this electrical thingy (switch?) on top of the master cylinder was soaked in, presumably, brake fluid. I dryed it out and the fuse stopped blowing. However, 2 days later it happened again, this switch thing was soaked again. Strangely, there wasn't any fluid residue anywhere around the cylinder, although the brake fluid level in the master was down quite a bit. I checked the inside and outside of the four wheels to see if there's a leak but everything looks really dry.
Does anyone have an idea why this thing on top of the master is soaked?
Thanks,
Ed