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Looking for Brake Junction Procedure Advice 200

posted by  1pocket on  Sat Apr 30 15:11 CST 2016
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its a messy job no matter what you try.

1. get a stick and press down on the brake pedal 1/4 way and lock the stick against the carpet so the pedal will not retract. this close the master plunger enough to keep the resevoir from emptying. pull the brake fuse so as not to burn out the brake light bulbs.

2. before you disconnect ANYTHING verify all 4 wheels caliper bleeders will open without snapping off. if good then disconnect the junction and reconnect and bleed

3. if any of the bleeders will not open and you can not get them to open add a caliper/s to your parts needs.






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