That's right my friend. This pump literally loosens your hands, at a small cost of course, when you do maintenance yourself. With this pump you can do other things, such as use it as a pressure pump.
Great vid! Just did my own flush...Wouldn't it be best to put the filter immediately back in the reservoir after it's been initially cleaned out? I don't see any reason it should not be put right back in, if you're just adding new fluid to the reservoir at that point?
As a rule, Toyota recommends that you change the brake fluid every two years or 20,000 miles, although several factors can affect the interval. No two drivers are the same, and some are harder on their brakes than others. It can also depend on the age of your car, how much you drive, and where you mostly drive.
Hello is your steering wheel on the right??? Mine is on the left, so I think first rear right, second rear left, third front right and finally front left???? What do you think abaut this??? Is it ok??? Thanks
@@YiannisPagonis Should start from furthest and work to closest unless the procedure is closest to furthest. But never start somewhere in the middle. Lol.
Ευχαριστώ για το βίντεο μάστορα!Αν μπορουσες να μου δωσεις πληροφορίες πως λέγεται το εργαλείο και απο που θα το προμηθευτώ . Ευχαριστώ εκ των προτέρων!
The cap may be tight to pull off due to the cold. Push, then turn. Get the engine warm and shut it off for two minutes, then open the hood and try removing the cap. If you want to check the level, hold a flashlight against the plastic side
FOUR REASONS YOUR ANTI-LOCK BRAKE SYSTEM LIGHT CAN COME ON An ABS indicator light on your dash is a sign that something may have gone wrong with your system and you need to get it checked out. The four common reasons that typically cause this light to turn on include a malfunctioning ABS module, low levels in the fluid reservoir, broken wheel speed sensors, or the system is turned off. 1. Malfunctioning ABS Module Your ABS actually shares some important components with another system in your vehicle: your traction control system. Traction control is a system designed to keep all four wheels on the ground rolling smoothly. If it detects that one wheel starts to spin irregularly, it will cut off power from your engine until it establishes stable traction again. This is designed to prevent you from skidding out of control by accidentally applying too much power. However, because both your ABS and traction control share a control module and self-diagnostic system, one can sometimes interfere with another. Sometimes an issue with your traction control light can cause your ABS light to come on as well, but other times the issue is with your ABS system. You’ll need to have your vehicle professionally diagnosed to figure out exactly what’s going on. 2. Low Levels in the Fluid Reservoir Your brake system is hydraulic, which means it uses the power of a cylinder pressing against a fluid to close your brake pads and bring your car to a stop. This means you need a consistent, constant level of fluid in your brake system. However, if there’s a slow leak or the fluid is able to evaporate off, then the amount of fluid will drop and your brakes won’t be able to operate properly. Your computer can usually detect this with sensors, and will turn the ABS light on if it finds it. 3. Broken Wheel Speed Sensors Wheel speed sensors are a piece of equipment that tells your computer how fast each wheel is turning independently. If the computer detects an anomaly in these speeds, then your traction control system makes adjustments or shifts power to different wheels to compensate. However, if a speed sensor is dirty or stops working, then it can’t relay this information accurately. Rather than make a load of adjustments, it will usually disable your ABS and/or traction control systems until you either restart your vehicle or the problem gets resolved. 4. Your System is Turned Off It may come as a surprise, but you actually may have the option to turn your traction control or ABS on and off. When you turn the system off, it will usually turn on the indicator light on your dash to warn you that this important safety feature isn’t working. If just your traction control or ABS light is on, then there’s a strong chance your system may have accidentally turned off. Check to see if you may have accidentally bump the switch, and consult your owner’s manual if you’re not sure where it is.
Γιατί απλά φίλε μου όταν ο κινητήρας είναι σε λειτουργία ασκείται μεγαλύτερη πίεση στα υγρά φρένων μέσω του μηχανισμού υποβοήθησης (το λεγόμενο σερβόφρενο).
