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Chat Area => General Car Chat => Topic started by: Auto Addict on 22 May 2018, 13:43:27
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Being able to do a lot of the basic servicing on the Merc has given me a new interest in cars.
Could do very little myself on the Insignia.
Only 4 things to do now on the Merc, atf change, fuel filter change, rear diff oil change and brake fluid change.
Any volunteers for the latter? :D
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Nice one, all easy stuff, but better than spending money for someone else to do it.
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Yep, with the added benefit of knowing it's been done properly.
Then if you get bored you can start cleaning the engine bay - see if you can get it up to the standard of your old Desmond. :y
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Yep, with the added benefit of knowing it's been done properly.
Then if you get bored you can start cleaning the engine bay - see if you can get it up to the standard of your old Desmond. :y
The engine bay is already cleaner than desmond, gets less dirty :)
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Any volunteers for the latter? :D
An Easibleed or vacuum pump does away with the need of a glamorous assistant :y
I know some one that uses his Pela oil sucker to vacuum bleed his brakes .... never tried it yet myself :-\
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Any volunteers for the latter? :D
An Easibleed or vacuum pump does away with the need of a glamorous assistant :y
I know some one that uses his Pela oil sucker to vacuum bleed his brakes .... never tried it yet myself :-\
All, apart from the fuel filter require getting on my back, can't do that anymore.
Although the fuel filter is self priming, I don't trust myself to do it.
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Any volunteers for the latter? :D
An Easibleed or vacuum pump does away with the need of a glamorous assistant :y
I know some one that uses his Pela oil sucker to vacuum bleed his brakes .... never tried it yet myself :-\
I'm the other way around. I've got a compressor driven brake bleeder (which is great BTW) and then I change the pipe and use it for....
PS Fluid
Oil
Re-priming awkward (older) style diesels
Brake/clutch fluid