Andral951_S

I was hoping to replace my rotors and pads today and thought while in the process to change the brake fluid as well.

Could someone tell me which auto parts i could buy one locally.Other than the ones listed below..

Advance__________no luck
Autozone_________no luck
Napa____________no luck

Thanks in Advance...

Dave in Chicago

Hmm... I've never seen them at typical "auto parts" stores, only race shops and race safety gear folks. Any chance there is someone like this in your area and open on a Sunday?

If you can't find one, I vote postpone. There's just no better way to flush the entire system than using a Motive power bleeder. Goes really well with a "replace the rotor" project (wheels are off, good access to bleed screws, etc.).

Good luck.

Andral951_S

Thanks Dave

Jason Judd

Try summmit racing...

Dave in Chicago

I should have thought of this earlier today, but I was kinda in a rush. This is the list of Florida dealers from the Motive Products website. (no commercial interest, just a happy customer). Columns didn't paste, but here it is.

Davies Corvette
New Port Richey
800-236-2383
Eckler's
Titusville
321-269-9680
Unique Euro Design
W. Palm Beach
888-387-6337
Vertex International
Miami
866-668-0660
Vette Brakes and Products
St. Petersburg
800-237-9991
Wilenius Intl. Chevy Parts
Fort Myers

Andral951_S

Dave you are the man.

Thanks guys, i went the long way with no pressure bleeder and have the clutch system to finish.

mikew968

You can still do it the old fashioned way...


Mike

Andral951_S

After i got done with brakes and an other hour on the clutch, i gave up.

mikew968

How did you get air in the brakes? I have had some issues with the clutch before but never the brakes wither with the pwr bleeder or pump/release.


Mike

Andral951_S

Well, I was doing a total fluid change so i had to empty the system. The clutch i gave up after an hour on it doing it manually.