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Old 01-30-2002, 08:32 AM
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Re: makes sense

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Originally posted by htyei
ah thanks! can you flush the brakes one wheel at a time? Th is to say bleed one til its clear, put the wheel back, jack downt he car, jack it up again, repeat 4 times...

Or will the new brake fluid mix with the old?
Henry, sorry to leave you hanging. WHen you completely flush the system, it is just like a bleed job, with one exception. You remove ALL the fluid from the reservoir. Use a syringe or turkey baster to suck all the fluid out and replace with fresh Dot 3 or 4. Then, bleed each line as usual until you get clear fluid, being sure to keep a close eye on the reservoir level.

On a normal bleed job, you don't worry about emptying the reservoir to get rid of contaminated fluid. If your fluid is brown, it's definitely contaminated.
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