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Taylor going through master cylinders

I have a Taylor TE150 thats gone through several master cylinders. We have tried all types of brake fluid and it appears that the seals keep breaking down over a minimal amount of time. From what I understand this Taylor is one of the few that has the Yale chassis with the mazda engine. Not sure what is going on, you would think this is a no brainer. Any advice is appreciated.

Thanks!!
  • Posted 11 Jul 2007 07:31
  • By Alabama
  • joined 20 Jun'07 - 43 messages
  • Illinois, United States
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We use DOT 5 Silicone brake fluid in all of our rental truck. From Clarks to Doosan/Daewoo with external brakes.
  • Posted 11 Jul 2007 13:42
  • By Truck_Tech
  • joined 30 Mar'07 - 152 messages
  • United States

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