Thanks again OLDMNSX, I appreciate all your help. Very easy DIY. Hope I didnt run your phone bill up too high:redface:
I have Drew's abs bleeder tool
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Kelly,
You are more than welcome. It was a pleasure to help another fellow military member and NSX owner willing to tackle some DIY maintenance. Glad to help. We've got to keep these "old cars" up to snuff with all systems operational.
Brad
Who has the tool now? Any chance I could get my hands on it? I have track days scheduled July 19-20 and need it before then. Thanks.
Please put me on the list....:smile:
I'll be using the tool this weekend, will send it out on Monday 7/21. Thanks for your patience, Bill_C.
As of noon today it's on its way to Bill_C USPS Priority Mail, insured.
I would like to thank all those involved. This was a very easy maintenance item, made so no doubt to the availability of this tool and the easy-to-follow instructions.
Car performed admirably yesterday at Homestead. Got a looong pedal a few times but if I looked after the brakes it behaved OK. While I was at it I installed new caliper locating pins with fresh high-temp syn grease and the rears behaved well (I had had some binding and uneven rotor wear), so no cracked rotors this time in spite of me getting them ripping hot. One time after coming off the track and checking tire pressures I literally could not hold my hand in front of the wheel to take the tire pressure. It was like having my hand 1" from an oven burner on high.
Since this is likely the car's last track day for quite a while (yeah, I've said that before :biggrin
, I won't bother to upgrade to a more suitable track pad. My son and I are purchasing a Spec Miata to go have track fun with.Thanks to all for this tool! Prime rocks!
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I'm having the same noise problem. I'd love to get on the list to receive the tool.
Thanks for the help!
ryan
Thanks for the help!
ryan
Thanks Bill-
I received the tool today and I'm already finished with it. I'm going to test the car again tomorrow but I only heard the ABS pump come on once, for about 20 seconds on the quick test drive today , as it pressurized the pump for the first time. Mine really needed a flush, I don't think it had ever been done before.
If anyone is hesitant about having the skill to do this, it's no harder than bleeding your brakes, you're just bleeding(flushing) your ABS system instead. It's an easy 1 person job.
Thanks Drew and Prime !!! (I'm including the turkey baster as my contribution)
Who's next ? Ryan ?
Please PM me your address.
I received the tool today and I'm already finished with it. I'm going to test the car again tomorrow but I only heard the ABS pump come on once, for about 20 seconds on the quick test drive today , as it pressurized the pump for the first time. Mine really needed a flush, I don't think it had ever been done before.
If anyone is hesitant about having the skill to do this, it's no harder than bleeding your brakes, you're just bleeding(flushing) your ABS system instead. It's an easy 1 person job.
Thanks Drew and Prime !!! (I'm including the turkey baster as my contribution)
Who's next ? Ryan ?
Please PM me your address.
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My car is currently at Autowave. It will take me about 2-3 days to get this done. Who would like it next?
Ryan
Ryan
Who needs the ABS bleeder next. It worked great... however, my wife doesn't want it sitting around any longer.
Thanks Drew for making such an impressive and useful tool for all of us.
Thanks Drew for making such an impressive and useful tool for all of us.
Can you please send me the tool? I'm in San Diego
I have some questions on bleeding the system, ok i am able to open the bleeder niple. Do you have to active the abs pump in the fuse box or do all them one at a time on the pump. My pump wont shut up now, every 30 sec pumps for 5 sec. After I lock up the brakes a few times its good. I want to get the the dirty shit out tomorrow.
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