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    1983 M35A2C Brake Fluid Disappears

    OK so I did find a leak in a brake line and replaced it and have had no trouble since. That was a few years ago.
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    1983 M35A2C Brake Fluid Disappears

    Not modified that much I guess. It's a lot easier to steer this way.
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    1983 M35A2C Brake Fluid Disappears

    I'm thinking airpac since I don't see any fluid. I'm not really sure where the airspace is or what it does but I will figure it out. If it was at the MC it would stay full or leak somewhere and be visible, would it not? The brakes work fine until I am out of fluid and when I fill it back up...
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    1983 M35A2C Brake Fluid Disappears

    I will look and see. The truck has not been modified other then bobbing it and adding a dump kit so it will probably still be connected to the air cleaner if that was the way it was built. If vented there, I would guess, it could get sucked into the engine and burn, without me knowing about...
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    1983 M35A2C Brake Fluid Disappears

    Beastmaster: I like your attitude. Ive ignored mine for a long time but it is now needing a fix as it goes to the floor fairly quickly and i'm needing to move some dirt. 98G: If into the air pack where is the fluid going? Just stays in there? Any way to verify this is where it is? I have...
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    1983 M35A2C Brake Fluid Disappears

    My truck has recently started leaking brake fluid but I can't find out where it is coming from. I had a very small leak for a few years but only enough to need more fluid every year or so. For those who are going to yell SAFETY!!!!......I use it in my yard only and I have never had any trouble...
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