Brake fluid change bleed order?
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Brake fluid change bleed order?
I am changing the brake fluid on my UK 2006 WRX which has standard Brembo brakes. I have downloaded the Workshop manual Pdf from this site but am wondering if the manual is for LHD or RHD and if it makes a difference.
The order it said they should be bled is Front right, Rear left, Front left then Rear right.
Any help appriciated
The order it said they should be bled is Front right, Rear left, Front left then Rear right.
Any help appriciated
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I'm not sure, I've always thought you started from the furthest wheel away.
as in, rear N/S, rear O/S, front N/S then front O/S, basically doing the closest wheel to the master cylinder last.
I might be wrong though, if I am my dad will get a kicking.
as in, rear N/S, rear O/S, front N/S then front O/S, basically doing the closest wheel to the master cylinder last.
I might be wrong though, if I am my dad will get a kicking.
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Hi mate, when i changed my brake fluid on my i looked on the subaru manual and it was for a left hand drive car for the states....this is what i did: -
FP
RD
FD
RP
so its in a diagnal state, then i was told to do the bleeding from the furthest point from the master cylinder so i then done the below: -
RP
RD
FP
FD
i would work from the furthest point from the brake master cylinder. If you need any more assistance give us a shout.
FP
RD
FD
RP
so its in a diagnal state, then i was told to do the bleeding from the furthest point from the master cylinder so i then done the below: -
RP
RD
FP
FD
i would work from the furthest point from the brake master cylinder. If you need any more assistance give us a shout.
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