I Waited WAY Too Long to Change These Fluids…😬 Flushed power steering, Brake, and Clutch Fluids👍‼️

In this video, I finally get around to changing the overdue power steering fluid, clutch fluid, and brake fluid on my 1998 Honda Civic. These fluids are often overlooked, but they’re crucial for keeping your car running smoothly—especially if you’re prepping for spirited driving or track days.

Watch as I walk through the full process, share some tips I’ve learned, and show the difference fresh fluid can make. If you’ve been putting this off on your own car… this is your sign to get it done!

✅ Fluids changed:
– Power Steering Fluid
– Clutch Fluid
– Brake Fluid

0:00 Intro
0:22 Brake Fluid Bleed
1:30 Old Brake Fluid
1:37 Cleaning Brake Fluid Filter
2:36 Drum VS Disk Brakes
4:25 Results
5:00 Clutch Fluid
5:40 Cleaning Clutch Fluid Reservoir
6:13 Results
6:30 Old Vs New Fuild
6:40 Power Steering
7:00 Old School Drain method
8:10 Power Steering Reservoir
9:15 Power Steering Flush
9:39 Power Steering Bleed
9:47 Results
11:00 Torque Wrench ASMR
11:15 Outro

📅 Regular maintenance saves you money in the long run and keeps your ride running smoothly. Don’t wait too long like I did💀
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