I know it’s simple and straightforward I just don’t have the space or time sadly.
Any mechanics near the triangle that can flush and service LX470 AHC? (1 Viewer)
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No direct experience with this specific service but Jay at Renaissance Auto in Cary has worked on my and several other 100s and is very familiar with the platform. I'm sure he could handle it.
Is your system not working or acting up? Or just coming up on the PM interval?
It really is an easy flush, easier than flushing your brake fluid. I had some issues with my system, so I did the flush.
Space, you're only really needing to put each corner on a ramp or jack stand inside or out. Replace the old fluid from the resevoir, Put it in H, open the bleeder on the AHC globe and let it ooze out as the body comes down to the low position and close the bleeder. Do this a few times until all the bubbles are out or new fluid is seen. Repeat for each corner, keeping the resevoir full while you do it.
Really a one
job.
It really is an easy flush, easier than flushing your brake fluid. I had some issues with my system, so I did the flush.
Space, you're only really needing to put each corner on a ramp or jack stand inside or out. Replace the old fluid from the resevoir, Put it in H, open the bleeder on the AHC globe and let it ooze out as the body comes down to the low position and close the bleeder. Do this a few times until all the bubbles are out or new fluid is seen. Repeat for each corner, keeping the resevoir full while you do it.
Really a one
job.
I don’t even use stands or ramps. Just put truck in high, open bleeder until it *almost hits bump stops and then close bleeder. Do on all 4 corners and you’re done. I do mine every 2 years.
Plenty of height under the truck to lay on the ground and do it without stands or ramps.
Plenty of height under the truck to lay on the ground and do it without stands or ramps.
