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      06-07-2015, 09:14 PM   #7
FLOSS M
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The sensor is sold with the tubing it attaches to which sits right under the fluid reservoir. If any brake fluid gets on the sensor it needs to get replaced. Another symptom is that the vacuum pump it controls may start to run more often than it should. To change the whole part requires removing the brake fluid reservoir. With enough patience and the right flexible extensions, you can remove the sensor from the tubing and just replace it.
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