If you're going to open up the system (change lines, or calipers for example), I'd go with 2 liters.

If you're simply replacing/flushing the system, 1 litre is enough.

 

If you're going to open up the system (change lines, or calipers for example), I'd go with 2 liters.

If you're simply replacing/flushing the system, 1 litre is enough.

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I did my front lines this weekend and replaced them with SS. The fronts alone took about .75L to get it air-free. The rears have even more length to them as well . . .

 

well the good thing is its not to expensive its like 4 dollars a L

buy a few to have around but rember once you open them use them that day or they will absorb water

 

to be safe, get 2 L.

 

I used almost all of a 1 qt. bottle to flush my brake system.