Reply to "Kodiaks and brakes"

edmguru (Guest)

OK. It's update time.
There is no brake leak or damage, that's the good news. The fluid is out of the power steering rack which ran down the tie rod, onto the lower A arm and was deposited at the base of the tire and subsequently along the floor.
Guess which Mr. Wilkinson I'll be calling on Tuesday. Less than 200 miles on this unit and I don't feel real warm and fuzzy. I know Steve is a good guy and will get it resolved but it sure ruined a great weekend of Pantera time.

3/11/061:59 PM

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