Hey, I wanted to know if their was a sertain sequence on bleeding integra brakes because one of my friends told me that a sequence is needed to bleed the brakes so that all the brake pads would waste evenly. And I wanted to no what he is talking about or just simply how to bleed all four disk brakes thanks

 

Start with the caliper the fartest away from the master cylinder and move closer in, meaning start with the rear passenger, then rear driver, then front passenger then front driver.

 

Is that it...just the one farthest from the cylinder???...and all the brake pads would finish evenly...or that's just the standard "bleed brakes" process

 

Standard process. If you want to do a complete flush take as much of the old stuff as possible out of the MS and refill. Start bleeding the caliper until it runs clear and there are no bubbles then move on to the next one in line. go in sequence as I stated above.

 

to make it more faster (to clean the system) clean out the ms before you start, suck it out with something, then put fresh stuff in

 

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A turkey baster from the 99cent stores works perfect for this.