[stvding]

Idrive showing 3 years. But last visit to town+country dealership, they said 80 ish days left from end of july. So about 2 yr.

Wtf???

[M2Rush]

It should be done every two years as they tend to collect water over time but if you're on lease and don't plan on keeping then 3 years shouldn't be an issue.

However, it is safer and if it lets you sleep better at night and put your mind at ease, I'd say go for it.

This is an extreme maintenance schedule if you plan to keep for as long as possible.
https://www.bavauto.com/media/import...ages/f32mc.pdf

[stvding]

Originally Posted by M2Rush

It should be done every two years as they tend to collect water over time but if you're on lease and don't plan on keeping then 3 years shouldn't be an issue.

However, it is safer and if it lets you sleep better at night and put your mind at ease, I'd say go for it.

This is an extreme maintenance schedule if you plan to keep for as long as possible.
https://www.bavauto.com/media/import...ages/f32mc.pdf

Ok...I bought the car but plan on selling it sometime next year

[TheUltimateDrivingManiac]

Every 2 years.

[Bestodabest]

If you're not racing the car, and you're not in the habit of leaving your brake system open for periods of time, you can go quite some time without changing brake fluid. Its probably one of the most neglected services, and rarely does harm come of it. Most customers only perform the service when its required (new caliper, brake line, a leak, etc).

[stvding]

Originally Posted by Bestodabest

If you're not racing the car, and you're not in the habit of leaving your brake system open for periods of time, you can go quite some time without changing brake fluid. Its probably one of the most neglected services, and rarely does harm come of it. Most customers only perform the service when its required (new caliper, brake line, a leak, etc).

When do i need it then? Delivered back in 2015/09/26. Almost 2 yrs flat now

[Bestodabest]

Keep it sealed, and you probably won't need to service it until you need to change a caliper.

[stvding]

Originally Posted by Bestodabest

Keep it sealed, and you probably won't need to service it until you need to change a caliper.

I never touch it