Leaking brake fluid from rear tires
Bad wheel cylinders or calipers...have replaces asap or will fail dramaticly when you need brakes the most ( like all at once)
Hi Janie, Brake fluid does not leak from the tyres but instead it leaks from the rear brake cylinders onto the brake bondings, into the drums or discs and then drips onto the tyres. Your vehicle is a danger to you and all who share the road with you. Take it with all urgency to a workshop and have it sorted out very as soon as you read this. Regards John
SOURCE: brake fluid leaking alot and now noticed fluid from rear tires
if your car has rear drum then the wheel cylinders could be leaking and in need of replacement. If it has rear disc brakes then it could be leaking fluid where the brake hose goes into the caliper or the brake hose my be worn or have a hole in it. Or it could be a a brake line. You should have it checked because you don't want air getting into the braking system.
SOURCE: fluid leak on rear right side near tire.
if it is sure break fluid. then you have to change break master cylinder, if your car rear wheel drive that might be shaft oil and vibration come from a worn rear wheel bearing.
SOURCE: leaking brake fluid from the rear tires.
remove the rear tires and the brake drums and check and see if the wheel cylinders are leaking
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you a have blown wheel cylinder replace it and the brake shoes bleed the system and your good to go
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most likely coolant (anitfreeze) if it has rear heat pressure test system to find leak hose,clamp,etc...
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