2005 Nissan Maxima "caliper leaking fluid" Questions

losing brake fluid I checkedthe calipers and the brake line to the calipers and they are all dry if you have no indication of a brake fluid leak then you may have a bad master cylinder that has an ...

...caliper leaking brake fluid back right brake caliper there is a spring and a nut its causing the brake fluid to squirt out how do I get the spring off to tighten the nut and put the spring back on do ...

fluid pushes back into the reservoir causing it to overfill. is it leaking out the top?or from where the lines connect? do they feel spongy?your breaks shouldn't grab per say you have anti lock brakes

...leaking at the back left driver side wheel area. The fluid is black in color and it kind of smells like gas a little. Any suggestions as to what this may be. Sounds like a bad brake wheel cylinder ...

fluid and pressure. 2. Have you had or done any work on the car ...change a caliper or something. Maybe you have air in the system and it needs bleeding. If no leaks and you have not had any work done

...caliper that turned out to be just the hydraulic hose there collapsing internally, locking the pressure in. So I changed the clutch Hose rather than trying the more expensive fixes here that do ...

...leaking fron break caliper I accidentaly opened the left front break caliper when replacing breaks n closed it back up when break fluid started leaking. I closed it back up n after job was done n was ...

...fluid but there is no fluid leaking from the cylinders or calipers or is there any fluid on the ground. I can not find any leaks. Please help! The fluid could be leaking into the power brake

leaking and making the traction light come on. Is this true? if your fluid leak is around brake caliper or wheel cylinder fluid will leak on brake drum or rotor.causing wheel slippage.which will cause

...caliper. You could have a blown master cylinder that is leaking from the back and into the booster area. Take the cylinder loose from the booster and see if there is fluid in that cavity. Sounds like ...