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Originally Posted by Jordo! I'm upgrading to SS brake lines tomorrow. Am sticking with OEM brake fluid -- do I need more than 2 bottles to bleed or should I

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Old 11-07-2011, 08:41 AM   #1 (permalink)
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I'm upgrading to SS brake lines tomorrow. Am sticking with OEM brake fluid -- do I need more than 2 bottles to bleed or should I get more?

No clear answer following a search, as this mainly comes up when people are doing full flush, which I am not... likewise, owner's manual does not actually provide the quanity needed for a flush let alone a mere bleeding.

So... 2 bottles or more?

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I used 1.5 bottles and if you keep the m/c full you can change the fluid by yourself it's called a gravity bleed you place a drain pan under each caliper and open all 8 bleeder screws at the same time the fluid will drain pretty quick so you must keep topping off the m/c after going thru a bottle shut the bleeder screws top off m/c and do a quick pop bleed just to make sure you got the last of the air.
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I used 1.5 bottles and if you keep the m/c full you can change the fluid by yourself it's called a gravity bleed you place a drain pan under each caliper and open all 8 bleeder screws at the same time the fluid will drain pretty quick so you must keep topping off the m/c after going thru a bottle shut the bleeder screws top off m/c and do a quick pop bleed just to make sure you got the last of the air.
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How do you do that???

With a wrench, it doesn't come out that fast it took about 20 min. To go thru a bottle.
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