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John, I have owned several similar motorhomes. Also, I have a shop that performs maintenence on all types of vehicles, including motorhomes so I am familiar with your particular type vehicle. When you do find the brake reservoir, it may be dirty and crusty. You may want to loosen any foreign material with a stiff brush and if you have access to compressed air, you should blow the debris off the cover. If no compressed air is available, you could go to your local auto parts store and purchace a can of brakekleen. Then spray it off with that and allow it to dry prior to removing the cap. |
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