Do i bleed the brakes after changing rotors?
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Do i bleed the brakes after changing rotors?
Have 04 coupe brembos gonna change the rotors on all 4, i know you gotta depress the piston on the brembos and the remember the fluid level going up when i change the pads before... since i have to do it again to change rotors do I need to bleed or do something so the fluid wont over flow when I depress the pistons? Thanks
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That said, replacing the fluid in the reservoir is ten times better than doing nothing at all, but it's nothing compared to 1+ quarts in the whole system.
I would do a flush before the brake job. I had tons of crap in my lines (corroded nasty stuff) that came out when I flushed at every corner.
PSA: There has been talk on the forum of ATE fluids deteriorating rubber seals prematurely. I used prestone fluid from Advance. If I ever get the system hot enough to cook the brakes I'll have bigger problems to worry about, like how to fund a BBK.
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