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Marcoc

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    2001 Boxster S 6spd
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  1. Ok I'll give a try, rather do it myself than pay someone.
  2. I have the Motive one man brake bleeder. I want to do a simple flush of some of the old fluid with fresh fluid. So if I keep the tank from going "dry" with fresh fluid I should be good?
  3. Oh and thanks in advance.
  4. I recently purchased a 2001 Boxster S 6 spd with 59k miles. I am doing the required 60k service and want to flush/change the brake fluid. According to the Bentley service manual it's telling me I can't bleed the brakes on a PSM car only a shop with the Porsche scan tool. I have read conflicting reports online also. Can I or can't I change my brake fluid on my PSM equipped Boxster.By the way this is my first post been lurking mostly
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