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Mystic511	Oct-21-02 04:25 AM
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#12865, "Best way to bleed brakelines when installing stainless steel lines?"

I'm going to attempt to do the brakelines soon. What's the best way to go about bleeding the new lines?

Can you do one brake line at a time? I don't have enough jackstands to do all four.

Any help would be appreciated.

ps, is there a write-up around somewhere?

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vegasdsmr	Oct-21-02 11:22 AM
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#12866, "RE: Best way to bleed brakelines when installing stainless steel lines?"
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im sure hadesomega has a writeup... bleed the rear pass side first, then the rear dr. side.. then the front pass side, then the front dr. side (in that order, or the furthest away from the resevoir)..

good luck....

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