Pressure Bleeding
WARNING: This page is about a different variant/trim than selected.
NOTE:
Before bleeding brakes, ensure ignition is off. Clean around brake fluid reservoir filler cap before removing. Top-off brake fluid reservoir as necessary.
- Take out special brake fluid collection bottle.
- Connect pressure bleeder to brake fluid reservoir. See Fig 1 . Follow manufacturers instructions for connecting and using bleeding unit.
- Pressurize brake system. Check brake fluid reservoir connector.
- Raise and support vehicle. Remove wheels.
- Remove protective cap from left front bleed nipple.
- Connect hose from collection bottle.
- Open left front bleed nipple. Close it when there are no more air bubbles in fluid coming out of hose.
- Tighten bleed nipple.
- Remove hose from bleed nipple. Reinstall protective cap.
- Repeat procedure for right front, left rear and right rear brakes. See BRAKE BLEEDING SEQUENCE table.
- Check for leakage from bleed nipples.
- Close valve on pressure line. Open a nipple and close it again.
- Check for air in brake system and for brake fluid leakage.