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Brake flush on my 2004 C2 Cab

MikeA
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My 2004 C2 Cab will be two years old in a few weeks. It has 20500 highway and street miles. There are no track miles on the car. I know that Porsche recommends a complete brake flush at two years but I am wondering how essential this is? I know it is not too difficult since I did it myself on my previous Porsche (a 2001 986 S) using a power flusher. Realisically though, how much water can the brake fluid pick up in two years especially if you have never boiled the fluid during a track or DE event? My brakes have no fade in them and seem to work as well as the day I brought it home from the dealer. What is the general consensus of you folks on the need to flush the brakes at two years on the 996/986 Porsche's?

Thanks for you thoughts on this.

Mike

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