Materials to Maintain Your ZHP IIIII Hand Protection IIIII Tools to Maintain Your ZHP
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  1. #71
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    Great feedback. Thanks.

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    So easy a 3 year old could do.

    Starting her off right taking care of her future car.
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    Quote Originally Posted by wsmeyer View Post
    While I was sucking I also opened up the master cylinder and sucked that dry and replaced with fresh brake fluid. Not sure if this does much but it was quick and easy.
    I could definitely be wrong, but I believe the master cylinder shouldn't be sucked all the way dry. Something to do with air getting in the system...?


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    Quote Originally Posted by wsmeyer View Post
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    So easy a 3 year old could do.

    Starting her off right taking care of her future car.
    Awesome William, great pic!
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    I would of loved having one during my Auto Tranny fluid change.
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    Quote Originally Posted by ryankokesh View Post
    I could definitely be wrong, but I believe the master cylinder shouldn't be sucked all the way dry. Something to do with air getting in the system...?
    When you bleed the lines the fluid is pushed down through the lines and out through the bleed screw on the calipers. If you notice the reservoir has emptied then you have inadvertently pushed air down into the lines and you have to start all over again. Just sucking fluid out the reservoir and replacing it won't cause air to get in the lines.

    Essentially what I did was replace approx 1/4 - 1/5 (?) of the fluid in the brake/clutch system with fresh fluid. This wouldn't ever be the same as flushing the system but considering it maybe took 2 minutes to suck it out and pour new fluid in I think it was worth it and plan on doing it every time I change my oil.
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    Everybody is still happy with the top level oil extractors?

    Can you guys comment on the ease of use and cleanliness when it comes time to empty the receptacle?

    Thinking about them.
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    Very easy to use and empty....

    I use a funnel and empty contents to a 5 gallon jug (I have three of them). I take to Walmart recycle place when full.
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    Looks like BavAuto has their "own" extractor (PE30899) on sale for 20% off right now, it's only $72. 7 liter capacity is almost 7.5 quarts so that is not an issue. I have their brake bleeder and that thing works great. After reading this thread I am really, really considering pulling the trigger on buying one.
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