Posted by Aaron Ford on June 09, 2009 at 10:15:13 from (72.84.60.171):
In Reply to: Change Brake Fluid ? posted by Lesformore on June 08, 2009 at 20:09:06:
I change my own. I cannot say why the fluid gets discolored, but it did not look like the stuff in the bottle. Changing is as easy as getting a 5 dollar one man brake bleeder (little bottle with a hose) from a local Advance/Autozone and start pushing the old into the bottle, emptying when full and filling the reservoir when needed. Start with the pass side rear, then move to the drivers side rear, pass side front, then drivers... The first wheel will take forever for the fluid to start coming out clear, the next three will take no time at all. It usually takes one quart to do a vehicle. Total cost is about 15 bucks and you have to enlist someone to stroke the brakes while you watch the bottle/reservoir.
It's not hard and makes you feel a little better about what may be in there.
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