fluid changing
fluid changing yep heres a simple one , what is the reccomended interval to change you brake fluid and if you are a sprited driver like me whats a how long should you wait between intervals
Re: fluid changing I flush my brakes twice a year, bleed them every 1/4. I also autox quite heavily.
Not sure what the recommended time interval is, but the first time I autox'd I boiled the brake fluid. I run Motul now, and stainless steel brake lines.
Bleeding is easy, I recommend 2 people. You'll need to buy a couple of wrenches from Sears, boxed end for the calipers I think.
Not sure what the recommended time interval is, but the first time I autox'd I boiled the brake fluid. I run Motul now, and stainless steel brake lines.
Bleeding is easy, I recommend 2 people. You'll need to buy a couple of wrenches from Sears, boxed end for the calipers I think.
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Verdad Gallardo Re: fluid changing I autocross. But, brake fluid absorbs water, it's just the nature of the beast (dot 3 and 4). I prefer to change it in order to keep maximum braking performance. It is probably not necessary for street use, but it can't hurt. If you drive fast or ever make hard stops from high speeds (ever go to the drag strip, stops from 100+ mph), it is worth doing. Just my thoughts. Good luck!