brake fluid. i think this is real bad

[AV6NHBP6SPD]

well my clutch pedal acts wierd when shifint at high rpm, send pm to Paul already. just went outside to check fluid levels and they apear on normal level but looks like shit, dont know how it got that way holly shit.
here is pics

[MyNameIsThien]

FLUSH IT OUT. Have you been flushing your brake fluid regularly. That is what usually happens when you don't flush it out.

[AV6NHBP6SPD]

never done it. today im going to dealer to get brake fluid, changing on thursday

[stirfriedferret]

also, use a pressure bleeder or manually bleed it. i learned the hard way by using a vacuum bleeder. no bueno.

[AV6NHBP6SPD]

I think im gona suck out as much as I can out of resevuar first and put new fluid there and then bleed it manualy. Is there way to bleed clutch lines?

[NVA-AV6]

Yes, the clutch slave cylinder has a bleeder screw on it and you treat it just like the brakes as far as bleeding. To me it looks like moisture(water) is getting into the system, check you resevoiur caps.....

[skizot]

They also make a do-it-yourself bleeder tool that you can connect to the bleeder screw on each caliper which pushes air bubbles and fluid up through the line into the reservoir. Something that is handy if trying to do this on your own. You could basically remove all the fluid, loosen up your bleeder screws and flush the system out yourself, tighten the screws, put new fluid in and then go one caliper at a time to bleed the air out of the system. Rather then having to pay the dealership to do it. I am sure we could all help you online do it yourself, but if you don't feel comfortable, then you should take it somewhere for someone who does.

[AV6NHBP6SPD]

They also make a do-it-yourself bleeder tool that you can connect to the bleeder screw on each caliper which pushes air bubbles and fluid up through the line into the reservoir. Something that is handy if trying to do this on your own. You could basically remove all the fluid, loosen up your bleeder screws and flush the system out yourself, tighten the screws, put new fluid in and then go one caliper at a time to bleed the air out of the system. Rather then having to pay the dealership to do it. I am sure we could all help you online do it yourself, but if you don't feel comfortable, then you should take it somewhere for someone who does.

im gona do it at my friends garage so i can do it there, maybe he has something like that since he is auto tech

[AV6NHBP6SPD]

Talked to Paul and gona flush my brake/clutch on thursday

[timot_one]

Sounds like a good idea.  I need to do the exact same thing myself.  I'm probably doing it this weekend when we install Keith's exhaust.

[rjp6262]

mine looked exactly like that when i got mine flushed. glad i did, but i still have a hard spot in the brakes right when i press the pedal in...any ideas?

[AV6NHBP6SPD]

do you know how many bottles of brake fluid you needed?

[AV6NHBP6SPD]

got 4 bottles of honda brake fluid for free, hope i can change before next week, probably tomorrow

[suleman_manji]

also, use a pressure bleeder or manually bleed it. i learned the hard way by using a vacuum bleeder. no bueno.

that's if you don't use it right/get the cheap ones. vacuum bleeders are the shit.

[AV6NHBP6SPD]

bled the brakes and clutch. my friend had vacuume tool for that.

but my clutch still has the same problem. i dont get it, wtf