Never owned one of these little jems. I let the brake fluid run low in this '93 Cleo... now the brakes are low... although they do still work (on one wheel in particular). Is it standard type of brake bleed where someone pumps the brakes up, then you get under the wheel and open the line to let the air out?

FYI - I'm from New Orleans but I'm married now and live here in Norway... I forgot to put the oil cap on this Renault so it's gone now...went to get a new one... 180kroner... that's $30.ooUSD! Ouch!!

Any help out there would be appreciated. THANKS!

George

George Izquierdo, July 2007

That's a good question... and I haven't figured out why it dropped so low but I'll get my son-in-law over here and we'll tear into it. I just filled it up again and they are still low but they are working. Thanks!

George Izquierdo, July 2007

ao geeza have worked on a few renaults before think its the standard drill-pump/bleed 2 man method. WARNING WHY HAS THE FLUID DROPPED IS THERE A LEAK SOMEWHERE after bleeding check the level daily for a week if in doubt pleas seek expert advise.

lee, July 2007