Brake Fluid Flush (or Bleed): 2011 KIA Sorento

[@bullskill333]

Thank you for the help it works on my 2011 2.4 LX. Just a note I didn't have to take the wheels off. It was a bit harder to break the bolts but easier in the end. I'm sure if something was seized though it would be helpful to have the wheel off.

[@tbarabash]

Thx for clear video. Do you live in edmonton? Looks like my neighborhood when you were driving around lolol

[@nathanrobinson7220]

Next, get the windshield replaced.

[@magma3525]

🙂

[@AutomotiveForBeginners]

Right on, just need an e-transfer from you and we'll make that happen. 👍

[@franksilva8501]

Is it any different for an AWD do I perform in an X or just rear to front aswell?, I replaced all brakes and master cylinder due to age. I've bled the master cylinder before installing it but I still have some spongy pedal even after bleeding the brakes aswell

[@AutomotiveForBeginners]

This one should be rear to front bleeding. It could be spongy because the bleeder screw threads might allow air into the caliper. This is where you either need to seal the caliper bleeder screws or you may need a new caliper.

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[@V8dadmartin]

Hey bro you don’t need to change brake fluid every 2 years it’s more like every 10-15 years

[@AutomotiveForBeginners]

Hey bro, whatever floats your boat. You do you. This is for people who are serious about their vehicle maintenance.

[@TheWilliams5384]

every 30,000 miles Brake fluid flushes are recommended every 30,000 miles

[@TheWilliams5384]

Not 10 years bro

[@alexw1953]

Wouldn't it depend on type of brake fluid and type of car and model of the car and how much it's been driven and the environment it was driven in? So no matter what nobody should ever change their brake fluid unless it's been 10-15 years? Makes sense

[@kwoods3379]

They make service manuals for a reason…