Brake Fluid Change
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Racer
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Brake Fluid Change
To change out the brake fluid would it be possible, using a Motive power brake bleeder to raise the rear of the car using Race Ramps bleed the rear two then drive off then drive the front of the car up on the ramps and bleed the front two. At some point I will be applying the brakes driving on and off the ramps. I'm wondering if doing so would contaminate the new rear brake fluid now in the lines with the old broke fluid when I push the brake . TIA (hope this makes more sense now)
Last edited by Fastclient; Aug 28, 2021 at 04:23 PM. Reason: Wording was horrible, not that it's any better now
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To change out the brake fluid would it be possible, using a Motive power brake bleeder to raise the rear of the car using Race Ramps bleed the rear two then drive off then drive the front of the car up on the ramps and bleed the front two. At some point I will be applying the brakes driving on and off the ramps and wondering if doing so would contaminate the new rear brake fluid with the old. TIA
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To change out the brake fluid would it be possible, using a Motive power brake bleeder to raise the rear of the car using Race Ramps bleed the rear two then drive off then drive the front of the car up on the ramps and bleed the front two. At some point I will be applying the brakes driving on and off the ramps and wondering if doing so would contaminate the new rear brake fluid with the old. TIA
so would contaminate the new rear brake fluid with the old. No, " would contaminate the new rear brake fluid with the old. TIA" DON'T UNDERSTAND??
Last edited by helga203; Aug 28, 2021 at 11:51 AM.
