On my TR3, I had been seeing increasing amounts of fluid on the garage floor and this last time it was significant. It was clear fluid and the master cylinder reservoir level had dropped considerably. When I looked underneath I saw that the inside of the LF wheel was striped with wet streaks-- evidence of leaking for quite a while.
I had these rebuilt a year ago with new pads. I may redo these myself because I've lost confidence in the garage where I had this and starter work done. The manual I have does not have a good explanation or figures for the front cylinders and I wondered if there were any problems to watch for or tricks for making it easy (or avoiding mess ups) I started to pull it apart but the garage in question torqued the wheel nuts so tightly I couldn't get two of them loosened. I'm trying to decide to confront the garage owner again and have them do it or do it myself (after I get my breaker bar back from a neighbor).
I had these rebuilt a year ago with new pads. I may redo these myself because I've lost confidence in the garage where I had this and starter work done. The manual I have does not have a good explanation or figures for the front cylinders and I wondered if there were any problems to watch for or tricks for making it easy (or avoiding mess ups) I started to pull it apart but the garage in question torqued the wheel nuts so tightly I couldn't get two of them loosened. I'm trying to decide to confront the garage owner again and have them do it or do it myself (after I get my breaker bar back from a neighbor).