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Re: Leaking brake fluid from the middle of car 2000 grand...
Sounds like a brake line is cracked and leaking. Stop driving that car until you fix this. Break fluid leaks can cause sudden loss of hydraulic pressure and a complete break failure.
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Evidently all the fluid has leaked from the system. You'll have to locate and repair the leak, refill and bleed the system and you should be good to go.
could be one of several problems. first check your brake fluid level, if its low then add some and before you replace the cover try and reset the rubber end back up into itself. if one of the chambers is empty then you'll need to fill it back up and bleed the brakes. if after you refill the resevior and it keeps happening you will need to check the lines for a leak. if the brake fluid is good then you might have a problem with the vacuum assist and you'll want to take it to a mechanic.
This is a two person job. You have one push the brake pedal to the floor and hold it there. Then the other opens the bleed valve until brake fluid comes out. Close the bleed valve and have the other person release the brake pedal. Repeat. Continue doing this on each brake bleed valve until there is no more air coming out of the lines at each bleed valve just a solid stream of fluid. Fill master reservoir back up with brake fluid as needed through the process. You bleed from farthest to closest meaning from rear to front.
That is the area the air conditioner vent drains. There aren't a lot of fluids possible - coolant, power steering fluid and transmission fluid are the only ones that would be in that position unless your windshield washer fluid leaks from the tubing. Brake fluid would be closer to the wheels. If the air conditioner runs at all it removes moisture from the passenger compartment and drains near the passenger side firewall. All the other fluids would hae a definite smell.
Parking Brake Console Light Stays On
The light is on because the brake fluid is low. The sensor in the brake fluid reservoir is signaling low fluid. This may be because leaking or the brake pads/shoes are worn down, so check to see if they needs replacement. In the mean time you can add brake fluid.
The Parking brake switch is activated by the brake handle. If you use a flashlight you may be able to see it next to the handle.
You need break booster what happen is when you tern the car of the vacuum leaks out when you start the car its take time to build the vacuum that's why it does not work at first time then its come back
a leak in your brake line, or something. a leaking (bad) brake master cylinder. check to see if brake fluid is low, then find the leak. if it's the master cylinder, change it then bleed the brakes.
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