Brakes figure this one out

[dave ellis]

63 bee body brakes mounted adjusted and bled, master cylinder sealed, no leaks anywhere. Went to take car out of garage and ran over my storage shed. Checked the master cylinder and it was empty.WTF?

 

[abdywgn]

power brakes? leaking at back into booster?

 

[junkyardhero]

power brakes?

if so, betcha all the fluid is in the booster. or in the carpet of the footwell...

 

[dave ellis]

power brakes? leaking at back into booster?

Easiest way to check?

 

[RustyRatRod]

Easiest way to check?

Maybe try removing the master cylinder?

 

[cudamark]

63 bee body brakes mounted adjusted and bled, master cylinder sealed, no leaks anywhere. Went to take car out of garage and ran over my storage shed. Checked the master cylinder and it was empty.WTF?

If there's no leaks anywhere, you must not have replaced the brake fluid used while you were bleeding the brakes.

 

[dave ellis]

If there's no leaks anywhere, you must not have replaced the brake fluid used while you were bleeding the brakes.

Nope, did that. I'm I suspect only into the power assist drum now even though it's new and the master cylinder is also. That's the only thing left I'm afraid. Thanks, Dave

 

[Inertia]

If you think it's the booster, check the inside of the vac hose for fluid with a long screwdriver, there would also be telltale white smoke out the exhaust .
Good luck .

 

[H22A4]

Ugh, that’s not good.

Hopefully the storage shed collapsed like a cheap lawn chair???

Is there a pool of fluid on your garage floor? Brake fluid doesn’t evaporate. If not on the garage floor then either in the booster or the footwell of the car!