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Brake Fluid Flushing via vaccum device or just filling the Master Cylinder up and bleeding over and over to get new fluid into the system is what I am talking about.
Who does it? The intervals for this is about every 2 years. So I bet a lot of you all are saying "uhh- I haven't done it...ever -- but my brakes still feel great"! Well, the truth is... DOT 3/brake fluid absorbs water, which rusts and contaiminates the lines and brake parts (i.e. calipers and wheel cylinders). So it's actually very valuable. I just did mine when I did my rear brakes. That is usually when you see a Brake Fluid Flush done - brake jobs.
-Drew
Who does it? The intervals for this is about every 2 years. So I bet a lot of you all are saying "uhh- I haven't done it...ever -- but my brakes still feel great"! Well, the truth is... DOT 3/brake fluid absorbs water, which rusts and contaiminates the lines and brake parts (i.e. calipers and wheel cylinders). So it's actually very valuable. I just did mine when I did my rear brakes. That is usually when you see a Brake Fluid Flush done - brake jobs.
-Drew