Name: How to Prep Your Car for the Track - Track Life Episode 1
Uploaded: 2020-04-24T20:45:08.239349+00:00
Duration: 401 s
Channel: GTChannel

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Thinking about going racing this weekend? Karla and Rob use the GTChannel S2000 to show you step-by-step how to change your differential oil, motor oil and transmission oil, as well as how to bleed your brakes and clutch fluid.

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Remove the fill bolt first before removing the drain bolt. Inspect the drain bolt to make sure there is no debris. Replace the crush washers. After draining the fluid, re-attach the drain bolt but leave the fill bolt open to take in new fluid. For this, it's best to use  a fluid transfer pump.

Drain Differential Fluid

Same as the previous step, remove the fill bolt and then the drain bolt. Repeat the same process as replacing the differential fluid.

Replace Transmission Fluid

Loosen the drain bolt and remove oil. Remove the oil filter using a wrench to loosen it off. Install a new filter, making sure it has been pre-greased before attaching. .

Replenish Engine Oil and Filter

Remove the brake fluid from the master cylinder, using a basic syringe to prevent new fluid form mixing with the old. Once the old fluid has been removed, fill with new fluid up to the rim. .

Fill Your Brake Fluid

First, remove the wheels to access the bleeder screw. Work on removing the wheel furthest form the master cylinder first. Open the valve and pump new fluid into the system. Once new fluid comes through the system, that's your sign that it's good to move on to the driver's side rear, then passenger side front and finally the driver's side front.

Bleed the Brake System

Remove the fluid from the clutch master to minimize mixing of old and new fluids using a simple syringe. Pour new fluid into the clutch system.

Replenish the Clutch Fluid

Similar to the brake fluid, there will be a nipple under the car to drain fluid out of. Try and get help for this step: have one person pump new fluid into the system and hold the clutch pedal down. While this is happening, one other person should open the valve, draining the fluid. Repeat this process until you see new fluid bleeding out of the system.

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