SS brake lines... fluid flush inquiry

[Starter986]

Originally Posted by rfuerst911sc

It's possible that you will have to bleed the clutch slave cylinder . Just keep that in mind if you bleed the brakes and the clutch feels " funny " .

Tiptronic. Does that make it easier?

[rfuerst911sc]

Originally Posted by Starter986

Tiptronic. Does that make it easier?

Sorry I missed that it was a tip , slave cylinder not an issue .

[911monty]

Originally Posted by Starter986

Tiptronic. Does that make it easier?

Okay Since you actually asked this question I will be the lone dissenter. I'm offering this as sincerely as possible. Your brakes are the ultimate safety system on your car and can result in severe injury to yourself and the public if not done properly. My recommendation to you is to pay an indy to do this, it will be well worth the 1 hr. What are you going to do if you twist off a caliper line? Maybe the indy will let you watch and you can do next time. Otherwise, since you don't track your car having a Motive bleeder sitting around for two years with brake fluid in it, it may not even work next time you want to use it. Got someone with experience that wants to help you then great, otherwise let a pro do it. Good Luck and best wishes however you elect to proceed.