Has anyone tried this? I just ordered new pads and rotors from R1 concepts and I was looking at adapters for my motive power bleeder when I came across this video. Seems like an easy, no-brainer solution which I'm going to try.
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Has anyone tried this? I just ordered new pads and rotors from R1 concepts and I was looking at adapters for my motive power bleeder when I came across this video. Seems like an easy, no-brainer solution which I'm going to try.
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Yeah, the Forscan way of bleeding is definitely worth trying.
But what makes me sad is the way the information is being transmitted nowadays. The same piece of useful information in text form takes a minute to read and to understand. Instead of this - the youtube video takes 12 minutes of my life for no reason... WTF?
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But what makes me sad is the way the information is being transmitted nowadays. The same piece of useful information in text form takes a minute to read and to understand. Instead of this - the youtube video takes 12 minutes of my life for no reason... WTF?
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Maybe not everyone is excited to pay $75 for a piece of equipment to be used once in a couple of years, that's why?
I mean, a 75 bucks paid here, a hundred bucks paid there... And your garage is full of single-purpose gadgets
The Forscan way comes for nothing if you have an OBD adapter, and it doesn't look much more complicated.
But anyway there's more than a way to do it, and many people still do it in the old-fashioned way with no gadgets at all.
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