December 30, 20196 yr When bleeding brakes on my 07 legacy B-Sport which order should I go about bleeding??? Sent from my SM-N950U1 using Tapatalk
December 31, 20196 yr Front left followed by right rear Front right followed by left rear - effectively front to rear diagonally
December 31, 20196 yr Author many thanks, does it matter if its US OR JDM?Sent from my SM-N950U1 using Tapatalk
December 31, 20196 yr Years ago I had a kit Car, MK Indy that I bought off an engineer who built it. 650KG with 160 bhp 2.0 Pinto. Anyway it had Ford Sierra rear calipers on it. What I did not realise at the time that they were mounted on the car upside down, who would have thought. I know I should've noticed the bleed nipple being at bottom but hey. I cannot tell you how much fluid I pumped through the damn things before I realised, cost me a fortune. Bought bleeding kit as I could not ask my mate to pump the pedal again, etc...... This was over 3 different attempts over 3 different days, so I spent a few hours on this. In the end once I realised, I had to unbolt the calipers, turn upside down, then bleed and bolt back on. Not helpful I know but you cannot do any worse than this. I thought I share anyway.
December 31, 20196 yr Author So true I think u start from the wheel that's is closest to the master cylinder. Sent from my SM-N950U1 using Tapatalk
January 6, 20206 yr A mechanic once told me you shouldn't need to bleed your brakes 🤔 I use a different guy now
January 6, 20206 yr 1 hour ago, ROSSCOSM said: A mechanic once told me you shouldn't need to bleed your brakes 🤔 I use a different guy now Lol sounds like a wise move.
December 2, 20205 yr i though you start from the brake far from the master cylinder. not start from the nearest to the master cylinder.
December 2, 20205 yr If you don't bleed the fronts first you run the risk of trying to bleed a bubble from front to rear which uses more fluid and is fine if you are doing a flush but for taht reason I always do fronts first
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