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10-29-2003, 20:18	#1 (permalink)
satyrdane Guest Posts: n/a	motorhome brakes i have aquired a 1972 30 ft condor 2 motorhome from my inlaws. its built on a ford e500 chassis it has drum brakes all around and the master unit is under the cab between the transmission and the rear end. my question is where is the resevoir? it feels like it may be low on fluid and i would like to fill before i atempt to bleed them. thanks for any info

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