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09-05-2014, 11:08 AM | #1 |
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Brake flush question
Had my local Indy shop do all my fluids today, transmission, differential, clutch and brakes.
I got three bottles of RBF 600 (500cc) which I was told I would need. After after it was all said and done they had two bottles of the brake fluid left. I asked how this was possible and they said it came out with the new fluid with only that much of a flush. I saw them do it as I have read on the boards starting away from the mc. Could this be right? |
09-05-2014, 05:48 PM | #2 |
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It might be possible. They'd have to be very precise and good. Full flush of clutch and brakes can be done with 750cc. No way I can do it w/o 1 liter. But I always over do things a bit.
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I always use just a little under 2 for a flush and slightly less than 1 for a bleed.
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