Removing the brake fluid from the rug is easy.  Remove the
rug completely, hose it off, throw a little soap on, scrub
with a brush, sun dry.  Easer than it sounds, except fining
a warm place this time of year.  Brake fluid is water soluable,
and comes right out.
                            Eric

Bill H. wrote:

>You wouldn't think it's so cleaver if you lost the master cylinder twice in a
>little more than a year. You can't imagine what shape my front rug is in.
>Personally, I think it's in a pretty stupid place and would be a lot happier
>if the system was placed somewhere under the van. Speaking of which, does
>anyone have a good trick for getting all that brake fluid out of the rugs?
>
>Bill H.
>88 GL
>
>--- Scott Daniel Foss - Turbovans <ScottDaniel@TURBOVANS.COM> wrote:
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>
>>hey.except for it being 'hidden' .I think it's a great location.
>>and I'm always thinking engineers are stupid.
>>
>>with this location.
>>you can check the brake fluid easily anytime..right from the driver's
>>seat.
>>of course I wouldn't recommend it while driving.but you could.
>>
>>secondly.and this is pretty darn handy :
>>
>>
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