How to do a Complete Brake Flush and Bleed

How to Do a Brake Fluid Flush. Learn how to do a complete brake system flush to remove all of the old, water logged brake fluid out and replace it with fresh new DOT 3 brake fluid. I show you the two person method and the one person method to bleed the brakes. I also show you how to bleed drum brakes and disc brakes as well as the correct order to bleed them for a complete flush.

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[_d_bassist]

I remember my dad showing me how to do this. Glad this video has alot less yelling. 😂

[coltonstacks]

I remember the first time I watched this video at like 13 with no car. Now i had to rewatch it as an adult and I still love this guy. We love you Chris!

[frankgrimes]

I'm so glad I've found someone who doesn't ramble on for 10 minutes before getting to the point. Your videos are perfect. No BS to sit through, just the facts. And well done.

[CharlieAligaen]

2024! I can tell your "Hey Guys" is not as enthusiastic as it is today. But as you grew and learned, your content helped me and millions to "do it" ourselves. Thanks Chris!

[antoniolobato]

No long intros, BS music, easy to understand, great camera work, simple explanation with some bonus some comic relief. Keep up the good work.
Thank you

[joverparas]

This video was 6 years ago. And today still usefull as I watched and followed the instructions and successfuly bleed the brakes of my truck. Thanks Chrisfix!

[samanthafranklyput]

Chris, I will never be able to thank you enough for everything you've taught me- not to mention the money you have saved me by being able to work on my truck myself. I am forever grateful!

[danielvarga]

Disclaimer: I don't have drivers licence nor a car...but with that said how can I not appreciate videos like these? This is peak education at its finest! Distilled to perfection.
Chris you earned my sub and thank you for your hard work.

[MrFuckFuckShit]

Simple video, NO music, he talked only about what you really need to know, clear video, no bs. Love this video 👍🏽thank you Chris

[lordkayx]

Im 34, and back in the 90s when the internet was new and people imagined all the possibilities and all the potential it could have, these were the things we aspired to, Right now this video stands at 5 Million views. Because of your instruction you have save countless people money and taught them to be a little more self reliant, which is empowering. Thank you for teaching me this, in fact until this point I thought it could only be done with 2 people. And thank you for embodying that spirit of we dreamed of.

[tommiller]

After bleeding the brakes, make sure to drink plenty of Wudder to stay hydrated

[danielgoodman]

The one person method is what I've adopted. One of my best friends agrees it's best (at least vs using a vacuum pump at the bleeder), and it's been seemingly excellent for me on my own car and now another one of my best friends' cars. It truly is a great method and is doable at a fraction of the cost of paying a shop to do it.

[airborneleads]

Bro your videos are just perfect. No bs. Just straight to the point, clear how to.

[Ashleenaccarato]

Day 1: Went outside to attempt this, thought I could accomplish in a few hours.

Day 14: Learned how to bubble flare a brake line, rebuilt both rear calipers, painfully removed all 4 bleeder screws by torching... and found out part of my muffler is missing!?

Guess I’ll attempt this now 😂

[shanebraiden]

Hey Chris. I just wanted to say thanks for the video. I've been servicing my own cars for 35 years and had no issue changing the brakes or things like alternators/starter motors but for some reason, I was always concerned about bleeding the brakes. I watched your video yesterday, knocked up my own one-man bleed bottle and that squishy brake pedal is no more! Awesome 🙂

[pennyhelga]

Grease on the bleeder threads help create an air tight seal . I use anti seize . No stuck bleeders to worry about later .

[SamwiseLee]

This guy. Hands down best DIY Car Mechanic on youtube. I'm so glad you decided to do this as a career. Keep doing what you do Chris. You do it best.

[paulmurraythepastor]

Just watched a bunch of these videos. This was by far the clearest, well spoken, clearly recorded video yet. Appreciate it. Good job.

[thisguygay]

used to watch this when i was like 11, now i’m 17 and i need to replace my brake calliper and bleed it, helps a lot, enjoy rewatching old videos. love this guy 👍

[bvnseven]

GLAD to read that someone actually answers questions afterwards. It's nice to have various videos on the internet, but it seems that a video without followup questions Assumes that we are going to do everything right without any other problems. Ask full-time mechanics if that happens (I know). Thanks Chris!