Brake Fluid Flush
03-01-12, 01:06 AM
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Brake Fluid Flush
Can the IS-F be done old school style , starting at furthest point from master cylinder etc. The reason I ask is on my 03 Z06 Vette you have to use an eletronic device or scanner to manually open some valves in the ABS system . Any help would be appreciated.
03-01-12, 05:31 AM
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For the ABS systems it usually is the same (You would need to have a scanner to activate the ABS pump).
Usually after bleeding the brakes I will go out and get my ABS to kick in a couple of times. (I have no proof this does anything..just in my head it sounds good :P)
As far as normal bleeding of the calipers, you should be able to do it exactly like your Z06. I have a Motive products power bleeder that I used on multiple cars (including my LS2 GTO) and will be using it on the IS-F.
Usually after bleeding the brakes I will go out and get my ABS to kick in a couple of times. (I have no proof this does anything..just in my head it sounds good :P)
As far as normal bleeding of the calipers, you should be able to do it exactly like your Z06. I have a Motive products power bleeder that I used on multiple cars (including my LS2 GTO) and will be using it on the IS-F.
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