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BRAKE LEAK REPAIR SERVICE
Notice brake fluid leaks? Our experts repair brake leaks from calipers, master cylinders, brake lines, and more. We inspect your entire braking system to identify issues and replace damaged parts like brake lines, master cylinders, and wheel cylinders. Trust us to restore your vehicle’s braking power and ensure your brake fluid is evenly distributed for safe, reliable performance.





Common Brake Leaks We Repair
Brake Line Leaks: Brake lines carry fluid from the master cylinder to the brake calipers. These can leak due to corrosion or damage.
Brake Booster Leaks: Leaks in the brake booster disrupt vacuum pressure, causing a spongy or hard brake pedal.
Brake Caliper Leaks: Damaged seals or pistons in the brake calipers can lead to fluid leaks, affecting braking performance.
Wheel Cylinder Leaks: In drum brake systems, compromised seals in the wheel cylinders cause fluid leaks, impacting braking action.
Master Cylinder Leaks: Internal seal failures in the master cylinder can result in brake fluid leakage.
Brake Hose Leaks: Damaged or old brake hoses can leak fluid between brake lines and calipers or wheel cylinders.
Brake Bleeder Valve Leaks: Leaks from improperly closed or damaged bleeder valves can cause fluid loss.
Brake Fluid Reservoir Leaks: Leaks from the reservoir cap or seals can result in brake fluid leakage, affecting system pressure.

How We Identify & Repair Brake Leaks

Brake Leak Inspection:
Brake Fluid Reservoir Check: We check the fluid levels in your brake reservoir, ensuring the fluid is at the correct level and golden-brown in color. Overfilling can also cause issues.
Underneath Vehicle Inspection: We inspect the ground beneath your vehicle for signs of brake fluid leaks, which may look different from brake leak or engine oil.
Master Cylinder Inspection: We check the master cylinder for visible leaks or internal failures. If the brake pedal sinks to the floor, it could indicate a leak in the master cylinder, brake lines, or calipers.
Caliper and Rear Drum Check: We visually inspect brake calipers and rear drums for fluid leaks. If your vehicle has drum brakes, we check for leaks in the wheel cylinders, though this can be hard to spot without removing the wheel.


Warning Signs To Look Out For Brake Fluid Leaks
Spongy or Soft Brake Pedal – If your brake pedal feels soft or goes to the floor easily, air or a lack of fluid might be in the brake lines due to a leak.
Brake Warning Light – Your dashboard brake warning light might turn on if fluid levels are low.
Visible Fluid Under the Car – You might see a puddle or drip near the wheels or under the engine bay. Brake fluid is typically clear to yellow and slightly oily.
Poor Braking Performance – Longer stopping distances or less responsive brakes can indicate low fluid levels from a leak.
Burning Smell While Driving – A chemical or burning odor, especially after braking, could signal leaking fluid hitting hot parts of the car.
Low Brake Fluid Reservoir – If you check the master cylinder and the fluid level is unusually low, there may be a leak.

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