roy365

I am getting ready to put a set of Endless S/S brake lines on my car and wondered if I could remove/install/bleed in the order of the bleeding process? Or am I going to have to remove all lines, then install, then go back and bleed seperately? Prolly a stupid question, but this will be first attempt at this install.

VAD

Change all the lines first, then bleed according to the manual. That's what I did and it worked perfectly.

roy365

So doing each one individually would introduce air into the system?

VAD

Probably not, but I wouldn't be comfortable with it personally.

roy365

Thanks man for your input.

Chris S2K

Make sure you burp the calipers while bleeding. Often times, air gets trapped in the crevices in the calipers so you will need to bang it with a rubber mallet. Now is also a good time to throw on speed bleeders.

roy365

I have a Motiv bleeder that I was going to use. Not sure how that will affect things. Only way to find out is to do it!