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One at a time is fine. Is a second person helping you (pressing on the brakes)? If so, have them pump the brakes 3 or 4 times, then you bleed
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One at a time is fine. Is a second person helping you (pressing on the brakes)? If so, have them pump the brakes 3 or 4 times, then you bleed them, but tighten the nut before your assistant puts the pedal to the floor. In fact, if you have a small block of wood, place it under the brake pedal to prevent that from happening, otherwise, if he lets off on the brakes before you tighten the nut, it could let some air in. Also make sure the reservoir has enough fluid while you're doing this. It may take several tries to get all the air out because of how the lines run.
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