Do you Start with the Front or Rear Axle When Bleeding Brakes on a Trailer
Updated 06/08/2018 | Published 06/07/2018 >
Question:
When bleeding with power bleeder do you start closest for farthest from master cylinder there seems to be two schools of thought out there?
asked by: Bill
Expert Reply:
I am sure you could start with the forward most axle and work your way back to the rearward most axle and be just fine but I recommend starting with the rearward most axle and working your way forward to the master cylinder when bleeding brakes on either a trailer or vehicle. This method will ensure that all of the trapped air gets pushed out of the lines and does not work it's way further back. If you need a manual brake bleeder then you can use the Hand Vacuum Pump Brake Bleeder part # PTW87030.
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