Brake bleeding

[Darkcloud]

Is it possible to do it without an motor in the car?

[evil_demon_01]

Yes.

[vinbon63]

I dont see whey not. If you had an engine in your car, it would be off during the procedure anyways.

[iwork4mycb7]

yes bro.

[91hondaaccordlx]

i just replaced my brake master and had to bleed all four lines out, and i found it way easier to do it with the car on and running since its power assisted. correct me if im wrong, i gotta re bleed again cuz i may still have air in my lines

[evil_demon_01]

i just replaced my brake master and had to bleed all four lines out, and i found it way easier to do it with the car on and running since its power assisted. correct me if im wrong, i gotta re bleed again cuz i may still have air in my lines

Bleeding should be done with the engine Off not On.

[searscatalog]

This might help. Don't know if yours has ABS or not but its in that link as well.

http://www.popularmechanics.com/auto...o/4213448.html

I think the order is

1) Right Rear (passenger side)
2) Left Read
3) Front Right
4) Front Left

Please Correct me if I am wrong.

[bcjammerx]

This might help. Don't know if yours has ABS or not but its in that link as well.

http://www.popularmechanics.com/auto...o/4213448.html

I think the order is

1) Right Rear (passenger side)
2) Left Read
3) Front Right
4) Front Left

Please Correct me if I am wrong.

that's really the order to get the old stuff out with the lowest potential for mixing new and old...like if you bled the front first, when you bled the rear it would pull old fluid and you be left with old fluid in the lines...that's the theory anyway.

For abs it's a little more tricky, you can't just pull fluid through it as some parts are sealed with the car off and even on. I know the newer cars electrically run the pump (right when the key is turned on) so the engine isn't needed, just the battery power. However i've never worked on an abs system before 97 ...and I've only bled the brakes on one abs car...so I can't say for sure man.

[Darkcloud]

Thanx guy's I wasn't sure

[blackfoedoecb7]

Yes it is, I actually did this not to long ago to my friends lude when we were building his motor and doing a caliper replacement.

[Leung]

Sorry to thread Jack but generally you're not suppose to mix reg dot 3 with synthetic dot 3 right?