2004 Chrysler Sebring Sedan Owners Manual

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MAINTAINING YOUR VEHICLE
Insp ect all hose  clamps  and  couplings  to  make sure  they
are secure  and  no  leaks  are present.
Master  Cylin der
The fluid  level  in the  master  cylind er shou ld  be checked
when  perform ing  und er hood  services,  or immediately   if
the  brake  system  warning  lamp   show s system  failu re.
Insu re  nylon  tubing   in  these   areas  has   not  melted   or
collap sed .
NOTE:    Often,  fluids  such  as  oil, power   steering  fluid,
and  brake  fluid  are  used   during  assem bly  plant  opera-
tions  to ease  the  assem bly of  hoses  to couplings.   There-
fore,  oil wetness   at the  hose-cou pling  area  is  not  neces-
sarily  an  ind ication  of  leakage.  Actu al  dripping   of  hot
fluid  when   system s are  und er  pressu re (during   vehicle
operation)  shou ld  be noted  before  hose is rep laced based
on leakage.
NOTE:     Insp ection   of  brake   hoses   shou ld   be  done
whenever   the brake  system  is serviced   and every  engine
oil change.
Be sure to  clean the top  of the master  cylind er area  before
rem oving the  cap. If necessary, fill brake  fluid  reservoir  to
the  top  of the  fill mark  chevron.   With disc  brakes,  fluid
level  can  be  expected   to  fall  as  the   brake  pads   wear.
However,  low  fluid  level may  be caused   by a leak  and  a
checku p may  be  need ed.
WARN ING!
Worn  brak e hoses  can burst   and  cause  brak e failu re.
You could   have  an  accid ent. If  you  see any  sign s  of
crack ing,  scuffin  g,  or  worn   spots,   have  the   brak e
hoses  rep laced  immediately.
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