2004 chevy express leaking fluid front driver side

Check earth connections on both front lights. They are normally bolted close by. Check relays.

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limited info sounds like your talking of a Brake Proportioning Valve

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CHECK YOUR OIL AND IF ITS MILKY TAN BROWN THEN YOU HAVE WATER AND OIL MIXED AND A BLOWN HEAD GASKET

wipe everything clean and drive for a day to verify where the fluid is coming from. if it is coming from the pan then drain and remove the pan and replace the gasket. if not the replace the offending part or gasket.

They run Inside , you need to replace the Rubber Line.. It is for the Rear Window Sprayer

its your door rubbers

SOUND LIKE YOU DAMAGE PUNCTURE TRANSMISSION OIL COOLER LINES LEAKING RED FLUID IS TRANSMISSION FLUID.

replace and re bleed clutch accuating cylinder, hoses and resevoir. Possibly a leaking throw out bearing, See if leak is coming from underhood firewall (Drivers side) or from between where eng and trans meet. If leaking at eng trans its the throwout bearing

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2004 TB 60,000 miles. i was just told that the leaking fluid in my passenger side floorboard was do to a clogged up A/c hose. An A/C works by drying/ removing the moisture from the air inside the vehicle and cooling it. The accumulated fluid is usually evacuated under the vehicle which is what you see when people are stopped at a red light and there is dripping under their car. when a hose is blocked there is a vent that from some reason flows directly into the passenger side floor board. If you can not manually knock loose the block your probably going to have to take it to a mechanic.