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    • The brake master cylinder is located directly underneath the brake fluid reservoir near the driver side of the engine bay.

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    • Twist the brake fluid reservoir cap counterclockwise and remove it.

    • Remove as much brake fluid from the reservoir as possible by sticking a clean rag inside the reservoir.

    • When you remove the rag, be sure not to place it on any painted or plastic surfaces. Brake fluid will strip paint and deteriorate plastic.

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    • If your brake fluid reservoir has a fluid level sensor, disconnect it by pressing down on the plastic tab and pulling the connector straight out of its socket.

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    • Use a 10 mm open end wrench to disconnect the two brake lines from the master cylinder.

    • There were still be fluid in the master cylinder that will drip out of the connections; this is normal. Use a clean rag to clean up any dripping fluid.

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    • Use an open end or socket wrench to remove the 17 mm nuts on either side of the master cylinder that attach it to the brake booster.

    • Remove the brake master cylinder, taking care not to damage or bend the brake lines.

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David Hodson

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Thanks this was great. Additional instructions are required about how to disconnect the reservoir from the master cylinder. I've broken so many plastic bits on my Volvo that I was scared to really put much force into getting the reservoir off. I kept thinking "There must be a trick..." but no there's no trick you just have to pull really hard while doing your best to not damage the reservoir. Could have saved me some time as I stared at it wondering what the "trick" could be.

There's also a plug on one side of the old master cylinder that you will need to take out and put on your new one.

Thanks again for posting these instrux.

Brant Louck - Responder

Thanks very much David Hopson & very helpful.

M. T Lam - Responder

David! Can you help!? Just got a 1991 Volvo 240 and the brakes went, just as you described. You mention that it is common with the 240? Can you elaborate?

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