Hey everyone,
I am new to this form, and this is my first post here. I have a 2016 Accord Sport MT. I bought it new Nov 2015, and I will have owned it for six years next week. Anyways, I'm not a mechanic, but do my best to do all my own maintenance. If it's something I haven't done I like to learn how. Doing enough research I know brake fluid is used in the clutch system, and can become acidic after approximately three years. I am up to date on all of my fluid changes except for my clutch. I've tried to do as much research as I can, but I can't seem to find a common DIY for a "newbie" on how to replace the fluid. Every thread or video I've found online lists a bunch of different methods, but everyone always seems to go back on forth on the "correct" method. For those who have experience in bleeding the clutch, if that's the correct term, could you please share the steps and any hints or tricks which may make the job easier, to include the best way to keep air from entering the system during the job, or post a link for a trusted thread or video?
Would anyone also happen to know how much brake fluid I'll need to complete the job? Thanks in advance for the help, everyone!
I am new to this form, and this is my first post here. I have a 2016 Accord Sport MT. I bought it new Nov 2015, and I will have owned it for six years next week. Anyways, I'm not a mechanic, but do my best to do all my own maintenance. If it's something I haven't done I like to learn how. Doing enough research I know brake fluid is used in the clutch system, and can become acidic after approximately three years. I am up to date on all of my fluid changes except for my clutch. I've tried to do as much research as I can, but I can't seem to find a common DIY for a "newbie" on how to replace the fluid. Every thread or video I've found online lists a bunch of different methods, but everyone always seems to go back on forth on the "correct" method. For those who have experience in bleeding the clutch, if that's the correct term, could you please share the steps and any hints or tricks which may make the job easier, to include the best way to keep air from entering the system during the job, or post a link for a trusted thread or video?
Would anyone also happen to know how much brake fluid I'll need to complete the job? Thanks in advance for the help, everyone!