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SportTrac Discussion
General Sport Trac Discussion
Brake fluid, Power Steering fluid, change
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<blockquote data-quote="Gavin Allan" data-source="post: 981466" data-attributes="member: 60736"><p>I put a vacuum pump on my bike's bleeders and sucked the system dry. Then filled the reserviors (brakes and clutch) and flushed them, then filled them again and bled them good. I could not believe all the crap that came out of the brake calipers. The clutch was just dark. Feels good to have clear DOT4 in all three systems. </p><p></p><p></p><p></p><p>I assume I could bleed my trac the same way-- instead of pumping it out- just suck it out with a vacuum pump at each bleeder.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Gavin Allan, post: 981466, member: 60736"] I put a vacuum pump on my bike's bleeders and sucked the system dry. Then filled the reserviors (brakes and clutch) and flushed them, then filled them again and bled them good. I could not believe all the crap that came out of the brake calipers. The clutch was just dark. Feels good to have clear DOT4 in all three systems. I assume I could bleed my trac the same way-- instead of pumping it out- just suck it out with a vacuum pump at each bleeder. [/QUOTE]
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General Sport Trac Discussion
Brake fluid, Power Steering fluid, change
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