You're Kidding,..... Right,..??...<br /><br />'Cause,.. If it's Leaking Fluid Out,.....<br />It's Also Leaking Air,+ Water IN.........<br /><br />That trailer Already Doesn't have Brakes on atleast 1 Wheel Now..............<br /><br />Get It Fixed...........Is it a slow leak and you can top off the master cylinder every few weeks to maintain braking or does it spray out when you apply the brakes? If it's just a slow leak and the brakes still work, you will probbably be OK.
Not kidding. <br /><br />It depends on where the leak is. I had a very slow leak because of a (very slightly) loose connection at the "T" just behind the master cylinder where the system splits to go to each side of the trailer (not all trailers are set up this way). The brakes still worked fine, just a few drops of fluid leaked out each trip. Once I discovered where the leak was, I corrected it, bled the brakes, and everyting was fine. Not much chance of water or air getting into the system in this case.Originally posted by Bondo:<br />You're Kidding,..... Right,..??...<br /><br />'Cause,.. If it's Leaking Fluid Out,.....<br />It's Also Leaking Air,+ Water IN.........<br /><br />...........Is it a slow leak and you can top off the master cylinder every few weeks to maintain braking or does it spray out when you apply the brakes? If it's just a slow leak and the brakes still work, you will probbably be OK.