The seals are inexpensive and they're relatively easy to replace. If your machine has been operated in a lot of water/salt there may be corrosion and pitting in the aluminum caliper bore, in that case you'll need to replace the caliper.
Rear brake fluid leak
Brutus Owners,
My right rear brake cylinder is leaking, looks like around the inner pads, not the bleed valve or where the line enters the brake body. Anybody have experience with this? Does the whole unit need replaced or are there some gaskets inside that need replaced?
John from Texas
My right rear brake cylinder is leaking, looks like around the inner pads, not the bleed valve or where the line enters the brake body. Anybody have experience with this? Does the whole unit need replaced or are there some gaskets inside that need replaced?
John from Texas
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