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Brake Hose Conditions – Internal Hose Problem Contaminated Brake Fluid • If brake fluid is contaminated with a petroleum based liquid, flexible brake hose replacement is always recommended. • Replace all brake rubber or EPDM parts. • Petroleum based contamination can cost several thousand dollars to repair. ©
Brake Hose Conditions – Internal Hose Problem If petroleum contaminated fluid is found in a brake system the ABS Hydraulic Control Unit (HCU) must be replaced. ©
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