Brake system flush ... How difficult is it?

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05-17-13, 09:15 PM

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If you aren't bleeding the brakes, they won't get installed. There's no point for a shop to install them if they have pressure bleeding equipment they prefer to use.

well the plan was that I was going to start bleeding them after track days myself....

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05-20-13, 08:02 PM

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I bought them because I always bleed before and after a track event. I don't have anyone else servicing my car.

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Hey guys in what order do we bleed the brakes for this car? I don't have an owner's manual so I can't check that.

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05-22-14, 10:00 AM

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The master cylinder is located on the driver side, and many people would agree to start on the corner furthest away from it and work your way closer. This means to start on the rear passenger side first, then rear driver, front passenger, and finally driver side last.

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Hey guys in what order do we bleed the brakes for this car? I don't have an owner's manual so I can't check that.

Thanks.