I really enjoyed this. Very affable guy, good common sense but thorough instructions. My car is twenty years old and all I've done in past is remove contents of reservoir, add, drive a few miles, and do it again, until my new bottle of fluid is gone, but this really flushes it. Love it! Bluemill, 2000 Navy Blue coupe, 123,000 miles
A project I'm looking forward to do. With my luck, rubber band snaps, bag melts, lower steering fluid all over the fukkin place, abs module shot, all stressed out and at that point I'll set the Vette on fire. That was easy. Lol. Thanks.
Nice DIY...I do wanna mention the service manuals say to start with the wheel turned to the left and when adding fluid and bleeding...do not hit the stops left and right but just to them. Subscribed!
Thanks for the video my man. My father in law just gave me his 06 C6. I know...I suck. Been starting the learning process and getting some routine maintenance out the way. Fluids are top of the list since it's been sitting in a garage for years. Subscribed.
Love that you wrench on your car, bro. You have my anxiety on blast not having an old towel protecting the belt and components from spillage, lol. You could use a hose clamp so there’s less chance of spillage when reconnected the hose to the reservoir too, just saying. Thanks for posting👍🏼👍🏼
Popped up the video and was like... "Is this a beezy video? Ah yeah nice it is!" I'm going to try and do the power steering bleed tomorrow. I got the time, seems easy enough! Thanks for the video!
@@Beezy_Builds just wrapped up! Pretty easy as you described it, minus that hose clamp being a headache. Instead of the bag/rubberband combo though I just used a 3/8" vacuum cap. Much easier, and available at most auto parts stores when you're out getting fluid.
Number one it’s a good video and number two I’ve read on Corvette forums not to use the mobile one ATF have you had any problems? I’m about to swap out the rack and am a little confused on the fluids. I have some royal purple MAX EZ and I’m curious if that’s what you used? Also if you did use that how long did it take to break down the fluid?
I am glad to see someone making sense on a youtube video. You explain it very well.
Happy to help brother
I really enjoyed this. Very affable guy, good common sense but thorough instructions. My car is twenty years old and all I've done in past is remove contents of reservoir, add, drive a few miles, and do it again, until my new bottle of fluid is gone, but this really flushes it. Love it! Bluemill, 2000 Navy Blue coupe, 123,000 miles
123,000 perfect mileage haha, appreciate your support 👍🏾, consider subscribing
A project I'm looking forward to do. With my luck, rubber band snaps, bag melts, lower steering fluid all over the fukkin place, abs module shot, all stressed out and at that point I'll set the Vette on fire. That was easy. Lol.
Thanks.
Haha hope it didnt crash and burn
I stuck a cork in mine. And as for the inlet hose, that bag isn't holding back fluid if you start the damn car. It will blow it right off.
Nice DIY...I do wanna mention the service manuals say to start with the wheel turned to the left and when adding fluid and bleeding...do not hit the stops left and right but just to them. Subscribed!
Appreciate the info Brother !
Thanks for the video my man. My father in law just gave me his 06 C6. I know...I suck. Been starting the learning process and getting some routine maintenance out the way. Fluids are top of the list since it's been sitting in a garage for years. Subscribed.
Fam thats suuuuper dope congrats! Enjoy her
Love that you wrench on your car, bro. You have my anxiety on blast not having an old towel protecting the belt and components from spillage, lol.
You could use a hose clamp so there’s less chance of spillage when reconnected the hose to the reservoir too, just saying.
Thanks for posting👍🏼👍🏼
Haha man I just be vibing but you are right a towel would not hurt at all, thanks for the support fam 👍🏾
Very useful! I have used a "cut finger" from a rubber glove instead of the plastic bag. Other than that, I followed all the directions.
I like the cut finger method 👍🏾
Nice video, clear instructions, good pointers, I'm gonna do this to my 08!
Happy to help!
Popped up the video and was like... "Is this a beezy video? Ah yeah nice it is!"
I'm going to try and do the power steering bleed tomorrow. I got the time, seems easy enough! Thanks for the video!
Yes sir! Best of luck
@@Beezy_Builds just wrapped up! Pretty easy as you described it, minus that hose clamp being a headache.
Instead of the bag/rubberband combo though I just used a 3/8" vacuum cap. Much easier, and available at most auto parts stores when you're out getting fluid.
@@shredandenjoy7311 happy to hear it went smooth, your way does sound less messy 👌🏽
reading my mind, I am about to get on this myself. nice to have a little run down on it.
Glad to help man, its a good piece of mind especially with the oem pump failure rate
Awesome video! Really detailed. Keep up the C5 DIY's
glad you enjoyed will do!
Good tutorial not sure my power steering fluid has ever been flushed
Honestly I doubt it haha, easy little project
I like the zip lock bag and rubber bands good idea man
Thanks fam!
Hey Beezy, nice video. Very helpful and to the point. Thanks again! Thank you for your service.
Happy to help make sure to like and subscribe if you havent already
FIRST!!!! KEEP BRINGING THEM VIDEOS MAN!!!
Like its my damn job haha
Excellent video, very detailed!!
Happy to help brother! Consider subscribing 👍🏾
Thank you for this instructional video.
Yes sir 👍🏾
Thanks for the video. Really helps.
Happy to help 👍🏽
Thanks for this video!
Happy to help brother
Awesome video, how many quarts did you wind-up using?
I think 1 or two brother
Never heard of using ATF in PS. did you run it at the 'Ring? Always looking to expand my knowledge base. thank you.
Yes sir mobil full synthetic atf in the PS system never had a issue 👍🏾
Good vid man thank you!
Yes sir 👍🏾
Good to know that’s my next project
Number one it’s a good video and number two I’ve read on Corvette forums not to use the mobile one ATF have you had any problems? I’m about to swap out the rack and am a little confused on the fluids. I have some royal purple MAX EZ and I’m curious if that’s what you used? Also if you did use that how long did it take to break down the fluid?
Ive rum sythetic atf and the royal purple stuff I think I settled on the atf in the end just to consolidate fluids, ive had no issue with it
@@Beezy_Builds Thank you I appreciate your time
@@ISawYouMushroomHead happy to help
Thanks
Happy to help
Good stuff !
Appreciate ya
Nice video bro
Thanks fam! Drop a like if you dont mind 👍🏾
cavitation
Pump cavitaion. Mine buzzes a lot toward end of sessions in A group, sounds like cavitation, but it is 22 years old. time for a Turn one?
100% time for a turn one, cost a bit of money but the best option out there for us