2017 Subaru Outback Brake Fluid Flush

[@usaf4dbt]

Thank you, well done job!

[@ADentistDoesHomeImprovement]

You're welcome! Thank you!

[@CalvinAytch]

Consider a set of sockets as well if you're going to be working on the car regularly. Pittsburgh sockets are totally fine. Also, your wrenches have a 12 point box end, which are useful but don't transmit as much torque as an 6 or 8 point socket when you're really cranking on em which can round bolt heads depending on how stuck they are. Nothing wrong with em though, you can always the use the open end as well if you need, but thought I would mention that.

[@ADentistDoesHomeImprovement]

That's great information! Thank you! I do think I have some sockets, but was really surprised I didn't have any wrenches. Lol.

[@CalvinAytch]

@@ADentistDoesHomeImprovement No problem! If you do enough work on cars, you're eventually going to get into some situations where there's literally no space for anything but a wrench. You'll be thankful you have the wrench set then even if you use sockets most of the time!

[@ADentistDoesHomeImprovement]

@@CalvinAytch I do enjoy buying tools! Lol.

[@joeyperry7216]

Is this the same sequence for the legacy as well?

[@ADentistDoesHomeImprovement]

I would guess so, but I think it depends on year.

[@gregevans8722]

How many brake fluid you was needed?

[@ADentistDoesHomeImprovement]

I think it depends on your car. Mine is a 2017 Subaru Outback and the total capacity is 12oz. Good luck!