- rear right;
- rear left;
- front right;
- front left;
- clutch drive.
Caution: When bleeding the rear brakes on models without ABS, periodically move the pressure regulator lever.
1. Check the level and, if necessary, add brake fluid to the reservoir up to the MAX mark.
2. Clean the air release valve from dirt and remove its protective cap.
3. Place one end of the rubber hose on the valve and immerse the other end in a clean, transparent container partially filled with brake fluid (the end of the hose must be immersed in the liquid).
4. The assistant should press the brake pedal sharply 4–5 times and leave the pedal pressed.
5. Loosen the air release valve 1/2–3/4 turn. Old (dirty) brake fluid will start to flow out of the hose. In this case, the brake pedal should smoothly move to the stop.
6. Once the fluid stops flowing, close the air release valve, after which the assistant should release the pedal. Air bubbles will be visible in the liquid flowing out of the hose.
7. Repeat steps 4 and 5 until the escaping liquid stops releasing air bubbles. Constantly monitor the fluid level in the reservoir, not allowing it to fall below the MIN mark, and add new brake fluid if necessary.
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8. If necessary, bleed the remaining brake mechanisms and clutch drive.
9. On models with ABS, take a test drive during which the ABS should engage at least once.