What did you do to your non g-body project today [2025 edition]

[WanaBa442]

Added in the upper vent windows in the greenhouse. Put it up last fall but ran out of time to get them installed. Definitely need em, it was 120 deg in there this morning .....

 

[Sweet_Johnny]

it was 120 deg in there this morning

Already? Wow.

 

[WanaBa442]

Already? Wow.

Heats up fast, it's 10' x 20'.

 

[joesregalproject]

New rear calipers, parking brake cables and spark plug wires on the '97 Accord. Check out that nasty brake fluid too. Flushed it out on all four corners until I got clean, clear fluid from the bleeders.

 

[Supercharged111]

New rear calipers, parking brake cables and spark plug wires on the '97 Accord. Check out that nasty brake fluid too. Flushed it out on all four corners until I got clean, clear fluid from the bleeders.
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That's great until the 1st time ABS activates.

 

[joesregalproject]

That's great until the 1st time ABS activates.

Care to be more specific?

 

[Supercharged111]

Care to be more specific?

ABS pump is full of that trash too, so first time it goes off it'll mix that into your nice, fresh fluid. On my era GM vehicles the correct answer is to cycle the ABS with a TechII or clone during the bleeding process to purge that out of the pump too.

 

[joesregalproject]

ABS pump is full of that trash too, so first time it goes off it'll mix that into your nice, fresh fluid. On my era GM vehicles the correct answer is to cycle the ABS with a TechII or clone during the bleeding process to purge that out of the pump too.

In these older Hondas the fluid in the ABS system and the fluid in the regular brake system are isolated. They have separate reservoirs and everything. It was a weird system but they don't mix.

 

[Supercharged111]

In these older Hondas the fluid in the ABS system and the fluid in the regular brake system are isolated. They have separate reservoirs and everything. It was a weird system but they don't mix.

Weird, but nifty. Must have a piston to separate the 2.