Rebel Editor October 15, 2022 39 Comments



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A simple guide on how to bleed brakes and make a DIY brake bleed device 🙂

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  1. Andrew Ahlfeld

    Dot 4? you know in most cases your not suppost to mix dot 3 and dot 4…

  2. snapped443

    Bleed your brake fluid 🤦‍♂️ flush your brake

  3. Sevak Hovanessian

    Did this guy just suck shit Tom of air in threw his calipers or am I trippin

  4. hans davis

    "First jack up the car"
    Me: Drives it into a concrete wall Okay now what? (While bleeding profusely)

  5. lkporter1989

    Spending double on dot 4 for no reason.. smart

  7. crye redd

    if my brake pedal was squishy, rushing to bleeed my brakes is not something i'd do. i'd first check the fluid level in the reservoir, and look for leaks. if there is none, and the reservoir has not gone down, then i'd bleed the breaks, but if the pedal was still squishy, i'd anticipate needing a new master cylinder… ((which then, again, you'd have to bleed the breaks after installing)) … also, the bleed process — which wheel to do in which order– is different on different cars… and in some can require a special scanner to complete. but hey, all these are just pesky details.

  8. Jonathan K

    But also watch if your master cylinder is cross diagonal, you'll need to bleed opposite corners in a specific order or air will stay trapped in the system and leave a squishy break pedal. You can tell if there's more than two break lines going out from the master in most cases.

  9. Alex lapo

    Please don't do this unless you are 100 sure you did it correctly don't die like stupid

  10. John Jonson

    Blinker fluid tutorial please

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