Brake Fluid Actuator

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The shop is a NAPA shop, so they won't work with used parts. They were not concerned about keeping the brake fluid reservoir filled and just keep on driving.

I don't have a part number because there are several part numbers when I search, and I can't confirm which one is for my vehicle . . . 2004 Escalade ESV Platinum AWD 6.0 liter.
then find another shop, if there is no new part available then you can't use that shop anyway..... they will tell you to just go kick rocks, sell it or donate it.
if there is no other shop around town, then go out of town $50-75 for used one will go a long way's in price saved for what a new one would have cost you.
get under the truck and write down the numbers on the abs pump and look online, match it up, buy one.
 

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it is under the truck under the drivers seat area and will look just like this but has metal lines connected to it instead of red plastic plugs
 
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These folks checked using my VIN, and said that's the one I need. My shop up north said they will do it. They put Bilsteins on two Escalades for me, and I like their work.
 

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