It's not necessary to have your power steering fluid flushed. If the fluid level is dropping, you have a leak you need to address. Other than than, old fluid is fine. Brake lines only need to be bled if the fluid has absorbed a lot of moisture, and/or if there is air in the lines.he power steering fluid also attracts moisture but it isn't likely to cause system failure the way the brake fluid does. The cost is based on time expended. Flushing the system requires bleeding fluid from all four wheels until the fluid runs clean and that takes time.
If cost is an issue, you might want to consider a below ground pool with a liner rather than a gunite pool. Add a spa, decking, and high end equipment and you can easily be up in the $40,000 to $50,000 range, depending on size. Talk to a few pool owners and pool builders in your area for more detailed information.
We're having a gunite pool built in NE Oklahoma. It has steel and plubming and is ready for gunite. The tempuratures have been in the low 80's, but we've been having rain showers on and off.Someone from the gunite crew came out this morning to pump some standing water out of the pool.He said as soon as we get a decent break in the weather, they'll shoot the gunite.he best thing to do is spray the gunite with a hose 2-3 times a day for a week or so after it is shot. Helps keep shrinkage cracks to a minimum... so a light rain a few hours after it is shot is actually good for it. The only thing I would be concerned about is a heavy rain while they are shooting it...