Subject	2nd, the front and rear are devided.
Posted by	1badz32 (MN) on December 09, 2008 at 3:20 PM
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In Reply To	It really doesn't matter (n/m) posted by BigTDogg (MA) on December 09, 2008 at 03:11 PM
Message	So the "furthest from the master cylider" still applies. Front or rear doesnt really matter. But you should do the one further away in the pair first. "Why is it every time somebody wastes a ton of time and money reinventing the wheel, poorly, the critics are "haters?"- Kenny 09:29:05 08/15/06 AIM: Onebadz32
Follow Ups	brake fluid change in reservoir - RedSER13 13:16:37 12/09/08 Change it all at once... - BradZ (Go Gators!) 13:21:34 12/09/08 On Z's with ABS, - 1badz32 (MN) 13:48:05 12/09/08 Afaik all US Zs had ABS. - TriniTT 13:55:26 12/09/08 For what its worth: - 1badz32 (MN) 14:29:40 12/09/08 In that case, wouldn't that throw out how most writeups - TriniTT 14:47:00 12/09/08 The next page (BR5) gives the order.... - Dave N 14:50:17 12/09/08 That would make this writeup incorrect: - TriniTT 14:57:29 12/09/08 It really doesn't matter (n/m) - BigTDogg (MA) 15:11:48 12/09/08 2nd, the front and rear are devided. - 1badz32 (MN) 15:20:19 12/09/08 That write-up is incorrect. (n/m) - canyoncarver 09:07:46 12/10/08 That is a UK service manual, not US, FWIW. In a RHD car, - boileralum 16:36:58 12/09/08 The pic shows the brake booster for a LHD car. (n/m) - TriniTT 16:43:03 12/09/08 This is exactly how the brake line lay out is in my LHD 2+0 - 1badz32 (MN) 16:54:18 12/09/08 2nd Brad's instructions. - TriniTT 13:43:52 12/09/08 that's actually my problem. 99% of the time i work alone. (n/m) - RedSER13 15:06:53 12/09/08 no one else needed - gt300zxtt 15:16:18 12/09/08 You left off the winky eye ;) or smiley face :) (n/m) - SactoTodd 15:57:03 12/09/08 why would i have needed such a face? (n/m) - gt300zxtt 17:14:43 12/09/08 I didn't think you were serious. - SactoTodd 21:38:43 12/09/08 i have had people help me in the past - gt300zxtt 16:17:18 12/10/08 That doesn't change the fluid.... - zx299 16:05:33 12/09/08 ???? - gt300zxtt 17:07:40 12/09/08 you can do the same thing with clutch bleeding - gt300zxtt 17:13:40 12/09/08 I usually use a turkey baster to get all of the old fluid - canyoncarver 08:53:49 12/10/08
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