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daddysport

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2nd Feb 05 at 15:50

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is there any special order in which to bleed your brakes?
i no on some cars there is just wondering if there is on mine i own a 1999 corsa sport 1.6 16v

Will94

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Registered: 1st Nov 02
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2nd Feb 05 at 18:09

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according to the haynes manual you bleed at each wheel in this order:
1) passenger side rear
2) drivers side front
3) drivers side rear
4) passengers side front

As far as i know its the same on all corsas

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