Brake bleeding sequence 79
Team Owner
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From: Deep East Texas
Re: Brake bleeding sequence 79 (GERALD)
My manual says L.R.I.S, L.R.O.S, R.R.I.S, R.R.O.S, L.F, R.F. That's exactly opposite from the way I learned to do it, but it works on my car, so I do it in that sequence.
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From: Southbound
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Re: Brake bleeding sequence 79 (GERALD)
I bleed brakes beginning with the farthest from the master cylinder. On Corvettes, the inner rear caliper halves have to be beld before the outers. The order I use is:
right rear inner,
right rear outer,
left rear inner,
left rear outer.
Front calipers only have one bleeder.
right front,
left front.
I've never had a problem using this order for bleeding..
right rear inner,
right rear outer,
left rear inner,
left rear outer.
Front calipers only have one bleeder.
right front,
left front.
I've never had a problem using this order for bleeding..
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Instructor
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From: PANAMA OKLAHOMA U.S.
Re: Brake bleeding sequence 79 (Mack76)
My Haynes repair manual also starts at Left rear inner,Left rear outer,but on the forum I see it starting with right rear inner right rear outer. I rebuilt my front calipers and replaced pads bleeded right front first than left full brake pedal now I want change all the brake fluid out now on the rear
Racer
Joined: Jul 2000
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From: Iron Mountain,Michigan
Re: Brake bleeding sequence 79 (majglc)
I agree with Mack76 my GM manual also states LRIS/LROS/RRIS/RROS/LF/RF
and for what it is worth boys and girls GM did build our modes of transportation the last time I checked. :chevy
and for what it is worth boys and girls GM did build our modes of transportation the last time I checked. :chevy
