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xe_van

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Registered: 24th Jul 06
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20th Apr 07 at 17:33

hi need to fit my new brakes to my van they are hi spec 4 pots do i need to bleed both the nipples at the same time or not never had to bleed any b4 so dont know thanx

Kurt

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20th Apr 07 at 17:36

usually start furthest away from the master cylinder at the rear which would be passenger rear, then driver rear, passenger front and driver front but im not sure if this is the case on corsas, think they have two brake circuits

edit: ah i misread it

[Edited on 21-04-2007 by kurtofcc]

dhdev

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20th Apr 07 at 18:05

If u can bleed them at the same time then do, if not just bleed one first, then the other, then return to the first to ensure that there is no trapped air.

Dave A

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20th Apr 07 at 19:41

I always do outside first then inside, then move to the other caliper, do the same then repeat.

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