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vx-scottw

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Registered: 8th Feb 11
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21st Jun 12 at 14:18

Hello everyone as above I have a water leak coming from the break servo and wanted to know if anyone on here has done it could do with some advice

[Edited on 26-06-2012 by vx-scottw]

[Edited on 28-06-2012 by vx-scottw]

Ellis

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21st Jun 12 at 14:55

Correct me if I'm wrong, but I don't believe there should be any water in the servo in the first place!

DansCorsaSXi

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21st Jun 12 at 14:56

^^^

Your servo,a earth and a couple of wires iirc too. No water...

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Gary

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21st Jun 12 at 14:58

Make sure its 100% coming from there. Then buy another! water and brake system do not mix

vx-scottw

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21st Jun 12 at 15:03

Also said the seal what goes around it what I ment sorry

vx-scottw

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21st Jun 12 at 15:03

It's leaking into my car
the seal on this pic

[Edited on 21-06-2012 by vx-scottw]

Stuart H

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21st Jun 12 at 15:10

http://www.corsasport.co.uk/board/viewthread.php?tid=634569&highlight=1&pid=8412979#pid8412979

oba-corsa

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Registered: 31st Oct 05
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21st Jun 12 at 16:22

common problem I have striped my car out because of this and well nothing works always comes back even had the hole lot out brake servo peddle box lot and few months down line I have a puddle of water every day after heavy rain.

so now i drive a tin box inside

LIAM HADDOW

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Registered: 4th Jan 12
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21st Jun 12 at 16:33

mines needs doing aswell

Joe

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21st Jun 12 at 18:05

Make as much room as possible for yourself, remove scuttle etc, give it all a good clean and de-grease and then get a brush and put a load of underseal on all round the seal.

That's what we do at work, does the job fine.

vx-scottw

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21st Jun 12 at 21:30

thanks joe think i will do that just got to find out how to take the break fluid out

Joe

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21st Jun 12 at 21:35

No need. I take off the scuttle, washer bottle, take the pollen filter holder off (will need to take the battery off), wiper rack then take off the drain flap on the bulkhead, you can get the brush through there for the corners and plenty of room for the rest.

Joe

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22nd Jun 12 at 08:49

Seeing as I'm doing one at work today. Get all the crap out the way to this stage..

Then clean it all and de grease, dry it off. Get a paint brush and underseal and get it lashed on. Not pretty but does the job. Make sure you get plenty right in the bottom corners as thats where it usually comes in.