brake bleeding order

[cally8valver]

need help before i replace all my fluid in my brake system as need to change abs pump in which order do i need to blee the brakes in i will be doing it myself with a easibleed kit it is a se6 8valver cheers in advance guys

[vinny_69]

iirc start on the rears first

[GreyDJ]

Yup, do the rears first.

http://www.carbasics.co.uk/how_to_bleed_car_brakes.htm

[cally8valver]

cheers guys

[big_gordy]

but is it not the furthest away 1 1st so it would be the passengers side back then drivers side then the passengers front then drivers front

do u not have a haynes manual?? if not pm me

[GreyDJ]

but is it not the furthest away 1 1st so it would be the passengers side back then drivers side then the passengers front then drivers front

I think that was true in single or twin pipe systems to avoid contamination. Now that all the pipes go back to either the master cylinder or the ABS unit it is not so important.

[Fraz]

should still be the furthest away from the master cylinder as that one will most likely have the most air in the system, and since its a duel system then also bleed the diagonal opposite of that one as that will be on the same circuit ....and if you can use a pressure bleeder...its much easier and also let you see any leaks

[Fraz]

but is it not the furthest away 1 1st so it would be the passengers side back then drivers side then the passengers front then drivers front

do u not have a haynes manual?? if not pm me

Gordon will you stop asking people to pm you to get a copy of the Haynes manual ....its rather obvious what your intention is ..IE you will send them one, especially as you then come on with "they have one now" ...use the pm system and keep it off the open forum please ...I think you know why