or more likely a botched brake job along the way introduced air into the lines.

Sign up, and you'll be able to customize your font size and more! Sign up

Report problem with this ad

Jan 28, 2015
6:50:02am

stonecougar

or more likely a botched brake job along the way introduced air into the lines.

hydraulic fluid doesn't just go bad.

Report problem with this ad

stonecougar

Bio page: stonecougar
Joined: Aug 12, 2010
Last login: Jun 21, 2024
Total posts: 6,471 (10 FO)

Report problem with this ad

Messages

Author

Time

is it necessary to flush brake fluid? dealer wants to for $100 (120k miles)

El Joffrey

1/28/15 6:22am

bought car at 90k and I've never had it done

El Joffrey

1/28/15 6:23am

yes it is necessary if the dealer wants to make $100.

stonecougar

1/28/15 6:35am

well they didn't do a brake job. but thanks for info

El Joffrey

1/28/15 6:37am

False. Don't know if they're just using cheap fluid today or if "classic" cars

cougarick

1/28/15 6:47am

or more likely a botched brake job along the way introduced air into the lines.

stonecougar

1/28/15 6:50am

You need to do some research. You're not right on this.

cougarick

1/28/15 6:56am

You are right maybe I should go to school for this and perhaps work in the

stonecougar

1/28/15 11:30am

Coolant is a closed system. Transmissions are closed systems. Guess we should

cougarick

1/28/15 11:49am

oh brother.

stonecougar

1/28/15 11:53am

It's obvious you haven't bothered to read anything I've linked, but here's more:

cougarick

1/28/15 12:01pm

You are correct!!!!

stevesb

1/28/15 2:04pm

WRONG--Brake fluid breaks down over time and can get contaminated.

stevesb

1/28/15 12:07pm

Report problem with this ad

Posting on CougarBoard

In order to post, you will need to either sign up or log in.

Report problem with this ad