Is a brake flush required when you change the lines? Cuz I just changed it...
11-29-2006, 04:21 PM
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Is a brake flush required when you change the lines? Cuz I just changed it...
Im replacing the front lines with stoptech lines. I dont Want to have to replace all the fluid though. Is that possible?
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You only have to bleed what you have opened up
so as long as you don't touch the rest of the system and don't press the brake pedal with an open system, you should be fine. Bleed the fronts and that is it. But it may be a good idea to just flush the system entirely if you haven't done it within the past 2 years.
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