The Camaro Club (UK)

Will need to add most of the fluid to the 2nd gen soon and it will need to be bled. Will 1 litre be enough? Tried searching for the capacity but couldn't find. Same question for the 3rd gen... would like to do a flush n bleed at some stage, just want to make sure there's enough juice around. Cheers!

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When my brake conversion was done i bought 2 x 500ml bottles but only used 2/3 of one bottle..
Maybe the standard drums and front calipers use more than my rear calipers and front Vette brakes, but I doubt it..

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Cheers Stu! i'll get 2 litres then and that will do both cars with some left over for bleeding / top ups and some for the James Bond style trap door for any spies that try and follow.

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