Anybody know the wheel order for bleeding a gs400
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Anybody know the wheel order for bleeding a gs400
So I want to bleed my brake lines. Does anyone know the proper bleed order for the wheels?
Thanks in advance
Thanks in advance
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Yes i know that but from point A to point B it is not a straight line.
I 'thought' i had read a post somewhere that said it was this
reason that you started out on the passenger side but i
am pretty sure now that i'm mistaken.
I checked ALLDATA and it was even more useless..I guess
Lexus uses a scan tool to bleed the brakes without any regard
to sequence.
Thanx!
I 'thought' i had read a post somewhere that said it was this
reason that you started out on the passenger side but i
am pretty sure now that i'm mistaken.
I checked ALLDATA and it was even more useless..I guess
Lexus uses a scan tool to bleed the brakes without any regard
to sequence.
Thanx!
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The distance in length is almost negligible. Wouldn't make sense for the lines to extend further than it has to be. I'll look under my car again, but I'm sure the brake lines for the driver side does not extend over to the passenger side of the car. I just bled another GS yesterday with the sequence above, and it's fine. No air at all.
Either way, Lexus has a sequence of bleeding the front brakes first, and then the rear, but that's with the Techstream scanner.
Either way, Lexus has a sequence of bleeding the front brakes first, and then the rear, but that's with the Techstream scanner.
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