Brake bleeding sequence

Originally Posted by ChrisSlicks Yeah, traditional thinking is to bleed from furthest to closest in terms of brake line length. So RR, LR, RF, LF, outer first then inner, although

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Yeah, traditional thinking is to bleed from furthest to closest in terms of brake line length. So RR, LR, RF, LF, outer first then inner, although for the caliper I doubt it makes any difference unless they are dry. The reason for the sequence on the caliper is so that the cross-over tube gets filled first.

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