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9/21/2012 10:30:55 PM EDT
Don't have time to wait for an answer in the cars forum.

If I am in the process of bleeding my brakes and find a small leak at one of the fittings in the rear. Do I need to completely rebleed or am I ok with just tightening it. It was a very small leak. took an hour to show up as a drip.

Really don't want to rebleed.
9/21/2012 10:32:18 PM EDT
[#1]
I would probably rebleed that line at least.  If fluid was dripping out, something else had to take it's place. Like air.

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About $30-$35 at auto parts stores.
9/21/2012 10:34:20 PM EDT
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im out of fluids now. I guess ill drive it and see what happens.
9/21/2012 10:35:37 PM EDT
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Quoted:
im out of fluids now. I guess ill drive it and see what happens.
You're not going to crash or anything, you might not notice anything at all.  You might also feel a slightly spongy feeling in the brake pedal.

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