OK, have a very interesting question. Pulled the the Corvette out of the storage garage the other day. Drove it home (a few miles away) by the time arrived home - very spongy brakes opened the hood and checked brakes. Of course all the expected dash warning lights were on. removed the brake fluid cap and to my surprise NO FLUID! NOT A DROP! So I Filled the reservoir, of course brakes still need to be bled. I see NO fluid any where from anything. The fluid is still in the reservoir. I have started the engine many times left it run. I pumped the brakes and no fluid leaking any where, remember I still need to bleed the brakes so they are a little spongy.
Went back to the storage garage and NO fluid on the floor, No fluid under the car since it has been home. I don't want to waste my time bleeding brakes if I need to change something.
So the question is where the heck did the fluid go?
Went back to the storage garage and NO fluid on the floor, No fluid under the car since it has been home. I don't want to waste my time bleeding brakes if I need to change something.
So the question is where the heck did the fluid go?
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