I'm going to bleed the brakes on my 2003 Honda Element soon conventional way. Pretty cool to see the Pneumatic Air Operated Brake Bleeder With Auto-Refill Kit in use. Thx for the tutorial!
It's best to start with the wheel farthest away and then work your way closer to the brake reservoir. The wheel farthest away has the most debris in it.
U could have used the straw that came with the brake clean to remove the gunk buildup in the hole rather than just let it sit and stir in the glass cup
The bleeders don't need to be anywhere near that loose to work. All you're doing is sucking air through the threads at that point which makes it more difficult to tell if you're pulling air from the line or air from the thread. Bleed order is not always done furthest point to closest point. Always check the user manual for bleed order because it also depends where the ABS module is located. Bleeder screws are cheap btw.... For all the time you took messing with them, a few bucks would have bought all four brand new 😂
I'm going to bleed the brakes on my 2003 Honda Element soon conventional way. Pretty cool to see the Pneumatic Air Operated Brake Bleeder With Auto-Refill Kit in use. Thx for the tutorial!
Good luck hope if goes well!
Thanks Bryce! I have an Element also and just purchased a fluid extractor too!
It's best to start with the wheel farthest away and then work your way closer to the brake reservoir. The wheel farthest away has the most debris in it.
U could have used the straw that came with the brake clean to remove the gunk buildup in the hole rather than just let it sit and stir in the glass cup
The bleeders don't need to be anywhere near that loose to work. All you're doing is sucking air through the threads at that point which makes it more difficult to tell if you're pulling air from the line or air from the thread.
Bleed order is not always done furthest point to closest point. Always check the user manual for bleed order because it also depends where the ABS module is located.
Bleeder screws are cheap btw.... For all the time you took messing with them, a few bucks would have bought all four brand new 😂
So with this tool you dont need to push the brake?
Correct
Definitely need some anti-seize paste on those threads before screwing back in..
What kit is that?
The vacuum bleeder? Link is in the description. The small pick set I do not have a link to.
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