What's involved in a dealership brake flush?
11-22-2016, 07:06 PM
#61
I'm keeping an open mind. I'll have a conversation with the tech in the spring to find out about how he did it.
If I thought they ripped me off I'd have posted the video publicly and cried foul. That wasn't my intention here. I just wanted opinions based on the experience.
I sincerely believe the work was done. I'm just in the dark as to HOW it was done.
If I thought they ripped me off I'd have posted the video publicly and cried foul. That wasn't my intention here. I just wanted opinions based on the experience.
I sincerely believe the work was done. I'm just in the dark as to HOW it was done.
11-22-2016, 08:00 PM
#62
11-23-2016, 10:04 AM
#63
Race Director
I like how everyone is talking about the Motive bleeder. Real mechanics use a machine that can send fluid through the whole system at once.
A quick google search shows a machine like this. The note also says you can do a flush in 10min. I'm sure there is a machine for the dual valves on each caliper. Also, Porsche probably turbo charged the machines the dealers use
http://www.toolpan.com/Mahle-BFX-2--...FZJMDQodenMNzQ
A quick google search shows a machine like this. The note also says you can do a flush in 10min. I'm sure there is a machine for the dual valves on each caliper. Also, Porsche probably turbo charged the machines the dealers use
http://www.toolpan.com/Mahle-BFX-2--...FZJMDQodenMNzQ
Its bull****. The dealer is FOS
11-23-2016, 11:10 AM
#64
Rennlist Member
Set your camera to never shut down, take it back for a brake fluid flush in the spring. IF they actually do it, time it, then sit down with the "Manager" and explain why you aren't paying.. IF they pull the same BS, get a refund and call the state protection agency that covers auto repair fraud.
