62champ
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- '20 FX4/'62 7E7/'62S-J8-26K original
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2020 FX4 still has its original brake juice, but I am looking to bleed it myself with a vacuum bleeder.
From everything I have read, the only reason folks take it to a dealer for this is so they can activate the ABS module and get what little fluid is in there out as well.
By doing it myself, I am going to pull all the old fluid out of the system, minus the portion mentioned above. IIRC, unless there is a vent on the ABS module, the fluid there is not going to get worse, ie, absorb more water, because I think that system is closed.
Am I thinking correct or am I blowing smoke up my own ass . . .
From everything I have read, the only reason folks take it to a dealer for this is so they can activate the ABS module and get what little fluid is in there out as well.
By doing it myself, I am going to pull all the old fluid out of the system, minus the portion mentioned above. IIRC, unless there is a vent on the ABS module, the fluid there is not going to get worse, ie, absorb more water, because I think that system is closed.
Am I thinking correct or am I blowing smoke up my own ass . . .
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