[speedy]

Are you sure it`s not the Brake fluid warning light that`s coming on to indicate low fluid when cornering hard

Am sure that`s a red circle with an exclamation mark in it

 

[Guest]

Yup, Speedy's right, you need to check your brake fluid level. It normally means the pads have worn down. change pads and all will be well

Only worry is that the fluid is shared with the clutch cylinder and you could possibly have a leak if the fluid still goes down.

wrinx

 

[Guest]

I think Speedy's right you know

 

[Jochie_155]

Thanks for the fast response guy!
A relief to see I was so so wrong.

I'll go do a search on brakepads to see if there is availability/ experiences with BlueHawk, Ferodo 3000 alternatives.

Cheers,

Jochen

 

[AlfaJack]

Ive already seen a nice Q4 155 Engine come to its end there :-(

Jochen
www.nurburgring.be

Why does this sound familiar! :rant: except it wasnt too terminal for me!

 

[Jochie_155]

Why does this sound familiar! :rant: except it wasnt too terminal for me!

Was it you that I met earlier this year, 4th of july?
http://jvc.pingus.be/fotos/TF_2004_07_04/photos/photo_48.html

Cheers,

Jochen

 

[Guest]

That looks like AlfaJacks car !!!

 

[Phil]

Th oil light looks like a dipstick with a dripping end. Sounds like some of the jerks I have to deal with in my business life as well, but thats another story.

phil

 

[AlfaJack]

OMG, that is me!

There was another 155 parked next to me in the car park, it was a red 8v and was being run in to the ground!

Boohoo then but its ok now, power steering pipe burst!! :rant:

http://www.alfaowner.com/Forum/showthread.php?t=26531&highlight=nurburgring

who were you then?

 

[Jochie_155]

OMG, that is me!

Only managed this picture, look at it as an original perspective
I thought the gasket had burst

who were you then?

I came to have a chat with you as it was parked.
Introduced myself as having exactly the same car (red 2.0 16V) then you spoiled the party.
Chitchat, complemented you on the nice car and that was about it afair.

Didnt take it out yet as I have a tracktoy golf there but since that is erm "out of service" and I cant contain myself any longer I plan to this sunday.
(brakefluid filled and problem solved )

Cheers,

Jochen

 

[mave]

If you've filled up the brake fluid reservoir rather than fitted new pads, then when you do get around to fitting the new pads make sure you take a bit of fluid out so you don't flood the reservoir and spill fluid over your paintwork

 

[Guest]

like wrinx says check the clutch slave cylinder located om top of the gearbox between battery and engine. I think you may see a pool of brake fluid due to the seals leaking. Dont worry easy job to replace if it is leaking