Okies anyone know the proper procedure of bleeding brakes with a.b.s ? I know the old school way of doin it as in from the passengers rear then drivers rear then passengers front then drivers front. But not to sure if this is the correct way of doin it on the new school stuff.
Im wanting to do it on my caldina gtt auto if this helps anyone..
Also it has a bleed valve on top of the abs unit too do you need to also bleed that as well?
Last edited by TOYWGN on Sun May 13, 2007 4:47 pm, edited 1 time in total.
wot do you do if you are starting with no fluid and a dry system?
Current Car : 2004 1kz Hilux
Previous Cars : 1978 Ford Escort on 15" reflexes, 1978 Vauxall Chevette powered by a 3K, 1991 ST182 Toyota Celica, 2x SW20 Turbos, 1985 R31 RB20det and an S14 ks
Depends on the car, you might have to bleed the ABS unit, some of the new toyota's need the IT Tester just to change the fluid, or do any thing for that matter
Best to check your service book, if you can, or just give a dealer a quick call
wot do you do if you are starting with no fluid and a dry system?
Current Car : 2004 1kz Hilux
Previous Cars : 1978 Ford Escort on 15" reflexes, 1978 Vauxall Chevette powered by a 3K, 1991 ST182 Toyota Celica, 2x SW20 Turbos, 1985 R31 RB20det and an S14 ks
Previous Cars : 1978 Ford Escort on 15" reflexes, 1978 Vauxall Chevette powered by a 3K, 1991 ST182 Toyota Celica, 2x SW20 Turbos, 1985 R31 RB20det and an S14 ks