Question Bleeding Brakes

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    So there are 2 bleeder screws on each caliper. Which screw am I suppose to bleed first?
     
    tux121, Apr 25, 2008
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    search online.. I think there is a specific order to do them wheels then also bleeders.. off hand I cant remember what I found out as I havent done them on the Sti for over a year
     
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    Well I just do it the old fashion way Passenger Rear, Driver Rear, Passenger Front, then Driver Front but the 2 different screws on the caliper I have no clue which one should be bled first.
     
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    go to nasioc
     
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    correct order is Right Front -> Left Rear -> Left Front -> Right Rear. Bleed the inside first.
     
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    or bleed one and then the other than come back. But I bled the inside first before the outside on mine.
     
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    Thanks guys for helping out!
     
    tux121, Apr 25, 2008
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