Subject	That is the correct order.
Posted by	Fast300 on August 03, 2008 at 9:21 PM
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In Reply To	Re: Are you following the proper bleed order? posted by jerZey on August 03, 2008 at 02:44 PM
Message	Some forget that with the ABS actuator behind the right seat the left side is actually furthest away from the master cylinder.
Follow Ups	extremely mushy brakes - jerZey 14:13:12 08/03/08 gotta keep bleeding... (n/m) - inf 14:23:25 08/03/08 Are you following the proper bleed order? (n/m) - zgene4 14:29:15 08/03/08 Re: Are you following the proper bleed order? - jerZey 14:44:54 08/03/08 Bleed the side farthest from the master cylinder first - ZXRider(SoCal) 15:21:33 08/03/08 basiclly start from the furthest to the Master (n/m) - 300znick 15:37:29 08/03/08 That is the correct order. - Fast300 21:21:05 08/03/08 Are you adding brake fluid as you bleeding them? because - DoodMon(SD) 16:00:53 08/03/08 yes, i made that mistake in the beginning but i realized it - jerZey 16:29:03 08/03/08 were they mushy before you did all this? (n/m) - spyhunterTT(nj) 16:01:27 08/03/08 they were somewhat mushy but that is why i bought all - jerZey 16:31:04 08/03/08 hmmmm could it be your abs pump going out, perhaps? - DoodMon(SD) 17:38:46 08/03/08 Tell us exactly how you are bleeding the brakes. (n/m) - WoodmanZ 08:28:54 08/04/08 Had the same problem on a guys car here locally. - Milo (SATX) 17:59:19 08/04/08
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