I was wondering what is the current market price on labour charges to flush / bleed the car's brake fluid?

40-60

Paid $80 (labor and fluid) recently at non SC and watched them bleed every wheel. After that the brakes becomes very responsive and "grippy"

This post has been edited by GuyM: Jun 12 2022, 10:28 AM

May i know where you did it?

Anyone know any reputable workshop near Klang that can do it tqtq

DIY. Zero cost labour.
Brake Fluid around RM 20+ for 1L DOT4 from Spare part shop.
All you need is an aquarium hose and a bottle.
(But please check the brake nipple size before buying the hose)



This post has been edited by SleeplessEyes: Jun 13 2022, 12:27 AM

I know how to DIY.. just feeling lazy to do it as it is better to remove the wheels to get better leverage to work on it.

I guess moving forward, have to DIY already.

Nipple clogged can still bleed the brakes.. just fully unscrew the nipple and use a needle to open the hole free from rust, then screw back the nipple.

What you did was good because if the nipple had rusted, high chance your caliper piaton will jam sooner or later. So rebuilding the caliper is a wise option.

For me. I did on both my Exora and Axia.
I didn't remove the wheel either. I just turn the steering all the way lock to the right or left and then I managed to access the nipples.

One man show.
But For Abs cars like Exora, need the engine running because need to bleed the ABS pump also. (Somewhat as per requirement from what I read the Internet.)

For the Exora I have changed my front brake pads myself. That one yes need to remove the wheels.