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Bleeding-brakes not me(this time) 200 1989

posted by  minimac on  Sat Mar 8 00:25 CST 2003
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OK, I know I should have a manual but I don't, so I need to know the proper sequence for bleeding my new calipers.Is there a kind soul who can point me in the correct direction to find this info( or just tell me)? While changing pads a few weeks ago, I noticed that the calipers looked ratty and I broke a brake line and to make a long story short, have assembled new parts-loaded calipers,rotors,hoses(yeah,I would have liked braided, but new should be fine for the next 3 years)and am ready to do it today. Thanks.






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