Front lift - change fluid procedure?

[carbuff]

Hey Guys,

The 2020MY are now hitting the 5-year mark.

My 2020 owners manual specifies to change the DOT4 brake fluid in the brake and lift system at the 5-year mark.
Brake bleed is easy.

But I can not find a procedure to drain/flush the front lift system. The brake fluid is hellishly expensive, so I want to make sure I do this right.
Not even sure of the capacity, because of the lines, shock reservoirs, main reservoir, etc. And where are the drain plugs? There must be more than one.

Can a shade-tree mechanic do this, or does it require special equipment like the trany flush requires?

Anyone have the GM bulletin that outlines the drain/fill/flush procedure? It would be immensely helpful as everyone will eventually hit this 5-year mark.
Our car was a very early make, so my needs it now.

Thanks!

 

[MKC8]

Buy the shop manual?

 

[Murray20c8]

You should have bought the essential service package. Then it would be paid for.
From Google'
Changing the Corvette C8's front lift fluid is simple: safely jack up the driver's side (using proper lifting pucks) to access the fill plug near the axle, remove it with a 17mm socket/extension (tape it to avoid dropping!), add specialized hydraulic fluid (like Dexron VI) until it dribbles out, then reinstall the plug and cycle the lift a few times to burp air, repeating the fill/check process for a proper level (fluid level checked when warm, engine off, just at the fill hole).

 

[JCWP]

Hey Guys,

The 2020MY are now hitting the 5-year mark.

My 2020 owners manual specifies to change the DOT4 brake fluid in the brake and lift system at the 5-year mark.
Brake bleed is easy.

But I can not find a procedure to drain/flush the front lift system. The brake fluid is hellishly expensive, so I want to make sure I do this right.
Not even sure of the capacity, because of the lines, shock reservoirs, main reservoir, etc. And where are the drain plugs? There must be more than one.

Can a shade-tree mechanic do this, or does it require special equipment like the trany flush requires?

Anyone have the GM bulletin that outlines the drain/fill/flush procedure? It would be immensely helpful as everyone will eventually hit this 5-year mark.
Our car was a very early make, so my needs it now.

Thanks!

Get it done at the dealer then they are responsible if there are issues.