97 civic no abs braking bleeding sequence
06-05-2012, 08:48 PM
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97 civic no abs braking bleeding sequence
ok so i was always taught start with the furthest wheel then work my way to closest to the master cylinder.... but then i check honda service manual and this is what i got ..
WTH ... can anyone explain why after passenger rear ... followed by driver front ? could it be a typo ?
WTH ... can anyone explain why after passenger rear ... followed by driver front ? could it be a typo ?
06-05-2012, 09:08 PM
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Re: 97 civic no abs braking bleeding sequence
nope
not a typo brah, thats how you need to do it. this process is best performed with a friend pump the brakes
not a typo brah, thats how you need to do it. this process is best performed with a friend pump the brakes
06-05-2012, 09:58 PM
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Re: 97 civic no abs braking bleeding sequence
so this doesnt fall under the " furthest from master cylinder" rule... because the master cylinder is right next to the driver front brake... this is so wierd
02-20-2014, 06:07 PM
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Re: 97 civic no abs braking bleeding sequence
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the prop valve does not mix together channel A and B
there are two channels going from master cylinder to proportioning valve
lets call them channel A and channel B
channel A will split off to front left and rear right
channel B will split off to front right and rear left
when purging/bleeding the hydraulic brake system you must do each channel separately
when starting on a channel you must do the rear first
the master cylinder is on the same side as the driver's seat (obviously, right?)
start with the diagonal rear brake
bleeding/purging order:
driver's seat on left RR, FL, RL, FR
driver's seat on right RL, FR, RR, FL
refer to this thread https://honda-tech.com/forums/honda-civic-del-sol-1992-2000-1/proportioning-valve-channels-3194933/
the prop valve does not mix together channel A and B
there are two channels going from master cylinder to proportioning valve
lets call them channel A and channel B
channel A will split off to front left and rear right
channel B will split off to front right and rear left
when purging/bleeding the hydraulic brake system you must do each channel separately
when starting on a channel you must do the rear first
the master cylinder is on the same side as the driver's seat (obviously, right?)
start with the diagonal rear brake
bleeding/purging order:
driver's seat on left RR, FL, RL, FR
driver's seat on right RL, FR, RR, FL
refer to this thread https://honda-tech.com/forums/honda-civic-del-sol-1992-2000-1/proportioning-valve-channels-3194933/
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Re: 97 civic no abs braking bleeding sequence
the prop valve does not mix together channel A and B
there are two channels going from master cylinder to proportioning valve
lets call them channel A and channel B
channel A will split off to front left and rear right
channel B will split off to front right and rear left
when purging/bleeding the hydraulic brake system you must do each channel separately
when starting on a channel you must do the rear first
the master cylinder is on the same side as the driver's seat (obviously, right?)
start with the diagonal rear brake
bleeding/purging order:
driver's seat on left RR, FL, RL, FR
driver's seat on right RL, FR, RR, FL
refer to this thread https://honda-tech.com/forums/showthread.php?t=3194933
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