Theo,
I think this was a gimick to make a few bucks.....a $99 brake fluid
change. They came up with the "kit" thing to justify the price of a 1/2 hr
$99
job. I'm pretty religious about keeping the fluids changed in my vehicles,
but do it myself and don't use their "flushing agent" :-))
I think the whole fluid kit was BS, but figured maybe there is something
new on the market that I've been missing.
M
In a message dated 7/27/2011 6:01:27 P.M. Eastern Daylight Time,
Theo.Smit@dynastream.com writes:
If you were to flush the system with a brake cleaning solvent, then you
need to expose it to air to allow that fluid to evaporate... however, if you
use compressed air to blow the lines out then you need to consider that the
output of the air compressor will have compressor oil in it, as well as
moisture from the air; so you may be putting in more contaminants than you're
getting out, unless you have both a filter and a dryer on your compressor
output.
On balance it would seem to be better to flush with clean brake fluid.
Theo
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