Isopedella
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Fixed it for ya. + some fluid I guess. What a rip!
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Why you should flush your brake fluid properly
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Fixed it for ya. + some fluid I guess. What a rip!
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roper knowledge is the key factor, us old codgers need men like you. Keep up with the free advice and I sure wish you were my next door neighbor.:thumbup:....Bill
Woodaddict
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I helped pay off the tools with the brake flush Saturday!!!!! If anyone is close enough to him, highly recommend using Jetfixer not the dealership - if you don't have a good one.
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pegasus1300
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Although it would be a nice ride South Carolina is a bit far from Utah.
What is the average cost my dealer quoted me $650.00 and stated it 4 hours of labor, to me that's a lot of cash for a brake flush. My 2012 can am RT has a brake failure for low pressure and was thinking the brakes need a good flush, I have done the front but getting to the rear brake port is extremely difficult.
bikerchris1270
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Using Buds, it took me less than an hour to perform the brake fluid flush routine. A realistic dealership I think should charge 2.5 hrs labor.
Hmm.
Reading this I suspect that my 2015 has never had its brake fluid replaced.
I just replaced the original 2014 front tires. I'm the third owner.
The nearest dealer in Central Oregon is in Bend. They seem to know their stuff. I guess. Haven't had them do much, but did notice they charge a LOT for the little I had them do.
Perchance, does anyone know of a mechanic in Central Oregon who works on Spyders, has BUDS and doesn't charge an arm, leg, first-born son and two pints of blood to do a job, such as checking tire air pressure? {<-- sarcasm}
Reading this I suspect that my 2015 has never had its brake fluid replaced.
I just replaced the original 2014 front tires. I'm the third owner.
The nearest dealer in Central Oregon is in Bend. They seem to know their stuff. I guess. Haven't had them do much, but did notice they charge a LOT for the little I had them do.
Perchance, does anyone know of a mechanic in Central Oregon who works on Spyders, has BUDS and doesn't charge an arm, leg, first-born son and two pints of blood to do a job, such as checking tire air pressure? {<-- sarcasm}
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