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Old 05-09-2022, 09:18 AM   #1
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Brake issue

I bought a 1995 Holiday Rambler Vacationer on a Ford chassis. I am trying to find the brake fluid reservoir.
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Here's a photo of a bare Ford F53 chassis showing the reservoir in the green box ; straight ahead of the steering wheel , on the outside of the firewall , can you access that point on your coach through the hood opening ?
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I posted to your other thread.
On my 95 HR Vacationer CS33 the master brake cylinder and resevor is located behind the driver side front tire, on top of the frame rail, next to the motor.
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