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25-03-2010, 08:39 AM
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FF.Com.Au Hardcore
Join Date: Dec 2007
Location: Ballarat
Posts: 2,148
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Hi,
My brake fluid is really dirty and the brakes are still working but require a lot more travel to get them to bite, the pads and rotors are still good, had them done 6 months ago so I reckon its just the fluid has got old and crappy Can I just suck out the fluid in the master cylinder, and replace it with new stuff? Or do I actually have to bleed the whole system? If I sucked it out and put new stuff in, will I get any air bubbles in the lines? Dont know anything about them really. Also, is there a special type of fluid I need? Or will any from supercheap be ok? |
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Bleeding/replacing brake fluid
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