Billman's Brake Fluid Gravity bleeding revised
03-29-2020, 12:44 PM
#111
On my new st-40 kit I did the inners first then the outers.
03-29-2020, 02:51 PM
#115
I believe the stop tech instructions also stated to do them one at a time(inner first then outer).
I usually do this when I'm doing another work on the car so I don't just sit for an hour.
I usually do this when I'm doing another work on the car so I don't just sit for an hour.
03-30-2020, 06:50 AM
#118
For brake bleed procedure?
I think he starts with the one closest to the MC, then the passenger side, then passenger rear, then driver's rear. Whereas the manual has it going the other way starting with the passenger side caliper, then driver's side, then driver rear and finally passenger rear.
This car is an abnormality, typically you bleed the caliper furthest from the MC first. If you want an anal retentive trick, crack the bleeder open while you're pushing in the piston, makes bleeding quicker, makes pushing in the piston easier, but more messy overall unless you're careful.
I think he starts with the one closest to the MC, then the passenger side, then passenger rear, then driver's rear. Whereas the manual has it going the other way starting with the passenger side caliper, then driver's side, then driver rear and finally passenger rear.
This car is an abnormality, typically you bleed the caliper furthest from the MC first. If you want an anal retentive trick, crack the bleeder open while you're pushing in the piston, makes bleeding quicker, makes pushing in the piston easier, but more messy overall unless you're careful.
03-30-2020, 06:16 PM
#119
For brake bleed procedure?
I think he starts with the one closest to the MC, then the passenger side, then passenger rear, then driver's rear. Whereas the manual has it going the other way starting with the passenger side caliper, then driver's side, then driver rear and finally passenger rear.
I think he starts with the one closest to the MC, then the passenger side, then passenger rear, then driver's rear. Whereas the manual has it going the other way starting with the passenger side caliper, then driver's side, then driver rear and finally passenger rear.
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