Ok, my brake fluid looks terrible, so I want to change it, but I don't want to make this an all day affair opening and closing the bleeder valve like 20 times per hose to get all the old fluid out. So, if I throw on the russel speed bleeders on all 4 corners, could I just have all of them open at the same time just letting the fluid spray out on the sidewalk and just pump the brake like a madman while someone pours fluid in the resevoir and then just close all of the bleeder screws after all the lines start running clear?

 

anyone see a reason why I shouldn't bleed the new fluid through this way?

 

not really about changing the fluid but my car eats break fluid for some reason filled it up two days ago already done its a 94 dx. so what i ask is how can i tell if its leaking cause i looked around the area and i dont see anything so is there a way i can make sure its not leaking from somewhere

 

you basicly have to bleed the fluid that way

and have someone hold the brakes while another follows the lines. if your leaking fluid though your brake should suck