- After removing the dust cap, connect the transparent plastic hose to the appropriate vent valve. Place the other end of the hose in a glass container that is not completely filled with brake fluid.
- Have an assistant press the brake pedal all the way. Turn the bleeder valve half a turn while pressing the pedal. Observe the liquid flowing out of the hose.
- Once air bubbles stop escaping, all air has been removed from the system. While pressing the pedal, close the air bleed valve. Slowly release the pedal and do not press it any further until the air is removed through another valve.
- Carry out the same work in the given sequence with other air removal valves. Once again, it should be pointed out that it is necessary to constantly monitor the level of brake fluid so that air does not enter the system. Never fill the reservoir with fluid that has been drained from the system. Do not add liquid that has been stored uncovered for a long time.