i bought the front pair of cross drilled slotted rotors for my 92 teg and was wondering if when you bleed the brake system does it matter how you bleed it cus im just going to install new rotors in the front and put new pads for the front and rear or do you have to follow a pattern to bleed the system?

 

I've seen different methods posted.

I believe the 98+ helms mentions:
Driver Front
Passenger Front
Driver Rear
Passenger Rear

IIRC - 94 Helms
Passenger Rear
Driver Front
Driver Rear
Passenger Front

I believe some mechanics are taught to bleed from farthest to closet from the master cylinder.

Personally, i have been using the 98+ method.

Ali

 

<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by PrinceAli132 &raquo;</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">I've seen different methods posted.

I believe the 98+ helms mentions:
Driver Front
Passenger Front
Driver Rear
Passenger Rear

IIRC - 94 Helms
Passenger Rear
Driver Front
Driver Rear
Passenger Front

I believe some mechanics are taught to bleed from farthest to closet from the master cylinder.

Personally, i have been using the 98+ method.

Ali
</TD></TR></TABLE>


cool thanks but does it really matter?

 

From what I've seen nope.

Just get a friend to help you out and make sure you don't get low on brake fluid.

Ali

 

thanks