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Old 07-06-2008, 05:47 PM
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What's interesting is that the resivoir didn't run dry. There's still fluid around the min level. I was going back to check how the pressure was, when I heard the gurgling coming from the bleeder tube. I freaked out thinking all the fluid must have left the container but that didn't happen.

I'm thinking each line is independently hooked into the master cylinder and that refilling/re bleeding would push fresh fluid back out the valve being bled.

If this is true, there is no real order in which you should bleed your brakes.

Anyone else have experience with 4th gen brake systems?
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