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Melted Brake Master Cylinder cap!?!?!

 
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Melted Brake Master Cylinder cap!?!?!

just found that my cap is melted and has 2 wires on it that are not connected to anything, will it be okay? or do I need to order a new one? also where does the wires hook up at.

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Re: Melted Brake Master Cylinder cap!?!?!

The two wires are for a sensor in the cap, the monitors the brake fluid level, i bet with the wires disconnected the brake light on the dash will be on (!) . . .

I would replace it and are the wires disconnected on the cap side or main harness side ?I am not certain were they go from the cap but I sure some one can look it up
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Found this pic of how it connects, maybe your wires fell down behind the strut tower area.
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Re: Melted Brake Master Cylinder cap!?!?!

Vewwwwwwy Intewesting... Never seen that before.
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Re: Melted Brake Master Cylinder cap!?!?!

Originally Posted by marek91
i bet with the wires disconnected the brake light on the dash will be on (!) . .
No brake light now, Thinking about just getting a Chrome cover to keep moisture out, since it seems like it doesn't effect the braking on the car.
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Re: Melted Brake Master Cylinder cap!?!?!

Found the connectors, they was down beside the inner fender. But since I have no problems with the brakes, lights ect. I decided to save $30 and just filled the whole that was in the cap with some 60 Second epoxy nice water proof fix.
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I actually had a 99 in this morning, thought about taking a pic of the wires on it.
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