search doesn't work.... I want to make sure it's driver front, passenger front, passenger rear, then driver rear..... is this corrent? Or do I have it wrong?

 

In the Helm's manual, it says the order is:
1) Rear Right
2) Front Left
3) Rear Left
4) Front Right

 

i thought it was front drv, front pass, rear pass, rear drv. I could be wrong. I dont have my manual with me.

 

I concur.

 

WHAT?!??!

Owen the soyboy just check his manual and his says passenger front, driver front, driver rear, passenger rear.....

Did the bleed orders change from year to year? I have a 1994 GSR sedan. What year is your helms?

 

i third that... i have a 1996 helm's.

 

off 98 manual:

1. driver front
2. Pass front
3. pass rear
4. driver rear

 

That's according my my '94 Helm's. It doesn't sound right, but that's what it says. Could this be a major screw-up?

 

I think the lesson here is that it probably doesn't matter all that much...

 

bled my 96 last night

rear passenger
front driver
rear driver
front passenger

No air in my lines anymore.

 

But if it doesn't matter all that much, then how come they put an order to it in the first place? I think it might be a major screw up on Helms part because all integras from 94-01 should have the same bleed order. I'm going to try and call an Acura dealership to make sure. Then I'll post up the order.

 

when i said this, I thought this for my 98 gsr. And yes it is correct for a 98.

 

maybe the order is different from 94-97 to 98+ because I just called the Acura dealer and they said rear right, front left, rear left, front right..... they said this was the order for a 94 GSR.....

 

Very likely considering they made changes in the ABS system on the later tegs.

 

Is the correct order even that important? As long as there's no air in the lines...

 

No matter what the car, generally it should be working from the farthest wheel from the master cylinder to the closest. I just did this for my teg and it even had that specified in the shop manual for my car. You could probably get away with a different order but going from furthest to closest to the master cylinder reduces the chances of air being introduced to the system.

For my car it was...

Right Back
Left Back
Right Front
Left Front

 

i had to bleed my brakes 4 times to get it correct, recently. The correct order is Passenger Rear, Drivers Front, Drivers Rear, Passengers front. I own a 1995 Acura Integra LS