cjfrederick

So I've been noticing a small puddle of fluid under my carport and I've had to add brake fluid ever 3-4 weeks. I can't exactly pinpoint where it's leaking from.

My rotors are moderately worn and I have hawk hp+ brake pads. My brakes squeak every now and then. Sometimes they will, sometimes they won't. It's usually closer to a complete stop. My pedal had pressure and stopping power is still going strong.

And thoughts or tips? Thanks.

postman

Dont drive until its fixed

vtec9

clutch fluid is brake fluid, so check your clutch master and slave cylinders. both have been known to leak.

cjfrederick

Both seem leak free, do you think it might be a piston deal on a brake caliper?

mykeh

apparently this is a common problem for s2000. i know many that were recalled for master cylinder break fluid leak. bring it to the dealer

devildust

park the car, see where the liquid accumulates on the floor, lift car and look with a light. should be easy to find

xdavieexx

Look under your floor mat in the car also and see if there are any fluids in there

SheDrivesIt

You just made up that false answer for no reason, didn't you?

SheDrivesIt

Could be but then that puddle would be near the offending caliper for that wheel. Could also be a line with damage.

Chris_Lum

seems like the most logical thing to do...