break bleed
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Have a friend handy if you don't have a power bleader...>>
Start by toppiing off the reservior with fresh fluid.
Starting at the passenger rear, have your friend press and hold the brake pedal.
Loosen the bleed screw until the pedal is to the floor. Then close the screw.
Have your friend release the brake pedal and press the pedal a couple time and hold.
Repeat procedure until you see new brake fluid. (Make sure you keep the reservior topped off.)
Once that wheel is done, move to the driver's rear and repeat.
Then off to the passenger front followed by the driver front.
After all is done, top off the reservior and make sure sure you have good pedal.
Test drive.
Starting at the passenger rear, have your friend press and hold the brake pedal.
Loosen the bleed screw until the pedal is to the floor. Then close the screw.
Have your friend release the brake pedal and press the pedal a couple time and hold.
Repeat procedure until you see new brake fluid. (Make sure you keep the reservior topped off.)
Once that wheel is done, move to the driver's rear and repeat.
Then off to the passenger front followed by the driver front.
After all is done, top off the reservior and make sure sure you have good pedal.
Test drive.
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