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Aurora40 · 01-10-2007

My guess... Put it on the front, then you "drain" it out the bleed screws on the two front calipers. Just make sure not to push air into it by bleeding all the fluid out. It leaves the system through each caliper bleed screw.

Then do the same on the rear reservoir and the rear caliper bleed screws.

You could suction some of the fluid out of the reservoirs first and then put clean fluid in if you wanted to do it that way, it means less you have to push through the system. That's usually what I do. Plus you can suck up the crud that accumulates on the bottom of the reservoirs that way.

But I've only ever used suction bleeders, not pressure...

01-10-2007	#2
Aurora40 Join Date: May 2005 Location: Leesburg, VA Posts: 2,704	Re: Brake Bleeding My guess... Put it on the front, then you "drain" it out the bleed screws on the two front calipers. Just make sure not to push air into it by bleeding all the fluid out. It leaves the system through each caliper bleed screw. Then do the same on the rear reservoir and the rear caliper bleed screws. You could suction some of the fluid out of the reservoirs first and then put clean fluid in if you wanted to do it that way, it means less you have to push through the system. That's usually what I do. Plus you can suck up the crud that accumulates on the bottom of the reservoirs that way. But I've only ever used suction bleeders, not pressure...