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Originally Posted by evo-r
I'm planning to pressure bleed my brake fluid soon and thinking of purchasing the following items from Pelican Parts for this job;
- Black Label European Power Bleeder Kit ($69.95)
- ATE Gold Brake Fluid x3 liters ($15/liter)
Questions:
1) In addition to the instructions from PelicanParts do you offer any other tip for this job? Pelican Technical Article: Bleeding Boxster Brakes - 986 / 987
2) Is "ATE Gold Brake Fluid" a good fluid to use? What color is this fluid? Any other good alternatives?
3) I thought I had read somewhere that it only takes 1 liter of the brake fluid to bleed the system but Pelican Parts states a minimum of 3 liters, which is correct? |
One liter is more than enough, I have no idea why Pelican thinks you need that much. ATE Gold (also known as ATE 200) is an amber yellow color.
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