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Brake Fluid purge; out with the old
Topic Started: Oct 18 2009, 11:14 PM (297 Views)
BigEd65
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what can i modify next ?
I was talking on the PT about doing purging all of my probably original brake fluid and replacing with clean and new,

just seems like a good idea after almost 18 yrs
local reputable oil change place near me quoted $ 89 plus anoth $24 to do my fuel filter

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landtax
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Fuel filter for 24 is worth it. The filter itself is about 15 dollars at your local auto parts store. Changing it sux b/c fuel gets everywhere, not to mention if you Fcuk up its going to be costly.
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klowny
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Not too bad on the price...what I do is use a turkey baster and suck out all the brake fluid out In the master..then replace with new fluid..then bleed all the breaks and refill up with new fluid..



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JekyllandHyde
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I would do it at that price. Perry did my fuel filter while I was getting headers done.

I have the power brake bleeder that hooks onto your master cylinder and forces new fluid through your lines. I hook it up, open up my brake lines and wait for the fluid to drain out. Simple.
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charged355
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Take a water bottle drill the cap out and stick a vac line on it and the other vac line end onto the bleeder I invented this so u don't get brake fliud on your suspension and other things since the fluid will eat through anything even por15

U can make 4 of these and do all 4 corners break them loose and let it gravity bleed as u add new fluid in the master so it don't get air in the lines.

Mess free and easy wham bam thank u big tited mam.
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Yes ladies and gentlemen...The doctor has spoken...there is nothing left here to see ..just keep on moving along...

thank you
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JekyllandHyde
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if you guys do the gravity bleed, how long does it usually take for the old crap to come out?
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klowny
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I personally dont do gravity drain..i just grab the nearest victim and throw him in my drivers seat and they press the brake for me.. :D



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i agree, i just run some line from each brake bleeder to one bucket, then press the brake pedal and add more as i am doing it. they also have a vacuum machine that does it fast and easy.
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