Bleeding Brakes
I hate 2003 Noobs.
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From: tx
Little secret is it doesnt really matter. Some like to start from furthest and work closer to mc, but the order doesnt really matter. I generally do driver rear, pass front, pass rear, driver front. Bleeds them go for track days.
Laguna Seca circuit
Joined: Jul 2002
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From: San Jose
out of the helms it states:
1- Rear Right
2- Front Left
3- Rear Left
4- Front Right
I guess that I have been doing it wrong all this time...
But txhatch, you're right. It still didn't matter because I have good psi with no bubbles...
1- Rear Right
2- Front Left
3- Rear Left
4- Front Right
I guess that I have been doing it wrong all this time...
But txhatch, you're right. It still didn't matter because I have good psi with no bubbles...
WRX cuz Honda won't wagon
Joined: Oct 2003
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From: San Jose, CA
Hmmm... the Helm's manual that I have for 96-98 civics says:
1 rear right
2 rear left
3 front right
4 front left
This makes sense to me because the concept is to bleed the "farthest from the brake master cylinder"
1 rear right
2 rear left
3 front right
4 front left
This makes sense to me because the concept is to bleed the "farthest from the brake master cylinder"
