Amazing seeing a car and brake system without a toal enxrustment of RUST...servicing cars in the North East and Rustbelt is a whole different job...how nice itt would be to not deal with seazed, rusted nipples crimped rusty brake lines ..and the desasters from moving or losening a rust encased line..like they all are under an older Norhtern car...that was a joy to watch...tnx

Very useful and informative. Thanks for all the tips, items needed to get started, what not to do, explanations, etc. I no longer feel so lost when it comes to brakes.

Thanks I love your videos, they are very detailed. I need more of them.

Thank you.! Very clear instruction. The best video I have seen of many about bleeding the whole system.

Thanks for your Video it was very helpful and the camera works was clear. Your explanation was easy to understand. I've watched a couple Videos on the Brake Bleeding subject and both were excellent as was yours. Keep up the good work. I love KZfaq and how helpful it's been. I'm a "show me" guy, as you can tell me all day about doing this, but only a Video like this one will "trigger" my comprehension. Thanks again.

Your video covers A to Z about bleeding the brake system. It is the first that I see is complete. My thumb is up for you. Thanks for the tips and help. I did subscribe.

tried doing this on Camry 1998. 1st never was able to get all air out of new cylinder and could not remove old cylinder from car no room to turn brake line screw. needed special tools. all these videos make it look easy.reality is a different story.

Nice detailed video on brake master cylinder replacement and brake bleeding.

Alot of great info here and great camera work. These are the type of do it yourself videos that actually help people and show proper technique. Another tid bit is (at your own discretion) that you can go jam your brakes up going down a open road are parking lot to make your abs activate a few times and rebleed the system if in a pinch and you have to. Keep up the good work.

Good video, glad you showed how to do each step👍

Excellent video. Thanks for generating!

Thank you. You are a good teacher.

nice video and very informative...i like how he went from autozone parts, to OEM and o'riely's...lol

Thanks for the video, very well explained Gave a thumbs up

One of the best How To Videos for bleeding brakes. Too many garbage DIYers out there.

Lol i don't need but i watched it anyway. Because your videos are always high quality.

Thanks for your video it was so helpful.

Good video. Big thanks.

Very good video!

Your information is the bottom line.... Thanks

Good video, especially for older cars that do not have ABS brakes or TRAC systems. As you mentioned, those systems probably need bleeding also after changing out the master cylinder. If you are a competent mechanic or DYI mechanic with a proper repair manual for your individual car, you can bleed these systems yourself. Just follow instructions carefully and be aware that ABS and TRAC pumps are high pressure. Don't hurt yourself if you try to bleed those systems. Otherwise, a very good video with good information. Would like to see another using a pressurized brake bleeding system. Dr D

I've seen the bleed kit's tubing clip used on a master cylinder reservoir that has 2 isolated sections for fluid [2 separate fluid circuits provide for braking in the event of one circuit's failure]. The plastic hose clip fastens on the 'wall' that separates these sections. The BMC shown in this video has 2 circuits; however, it looks as though they share the same reservoir. If so, this suggests that the failure of one circuit [e.g., via a leak] could drain the entire supply of fluid from the reservoir . . . leaving the car with no brakes.

Great video

Good vid, thanks, i subbed, from Belgium🇧🇪 Europe

Very helpful. Thanks

IF you can get to the fittings on the booster... You can use the fittings as bleeder valves. With them snug, have someone pump up the brakes and while they hold it, crack open the fitting on the front, the air will come out. Snug it. Have them let off the pedal. Fluid will be pulled out of the reservoir. Do both ports. Then bleed the calipers and wheel cylinder as usual.

The clip on that break bleeding kit is for the older style master cylinders that have the front and rear reservoir under one big cap

I have a front wheel drive 2003 Toyota Celica GTS and the brake bleeding order isn't from the right rear 1st, then left rear. Some Hondas and other front wheel drive vehicles have a different bleeding order. Make sure to always check your manual or verify the correct bleeding order for your vehicle

Thanks so much for this video. Very clear!

Started watching a video about this, from 2017, then another one auto played from 2016, now 2015.

Never see anyone do this without have someone in vehicle pumping brake pedal and holding it while bleeding lines

The bleed sequence can vary with different cars, not necessarily the 2 rear wheels then 2 front wheels.My Altima is something like RR, LF, LR, RF. Search online for sequence for your vehicle.

FYI you can buy a scan tool for a little over $100 that will tell the ABS module to bleed. Since every car today has ABS, you might need to use one of those from time to time to make sure any bubble are out of it.

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HI..I really enjoy your VIDEOS, especially because have a 1998 automatic KIA SPORTAGE NON ABS..I need to do exactly this job in a few days, so thank you Exactly what size flare wrench are you using to remove the 2 lines at the MASTER CYLINDER? I am afraid to strip them..they seem rusted..you turn the wrench counterclockwise, correct? Also are the bleeder screws at the brakes the same size flare wrench as the master cylinder 2 lines?? thanks!! Hope u can answer asap!

Hi ther ,shouldn’t you use a pry bar to hold the brake pedal using the car’s seat then you close the Valve ? And I am sure your car has a ABS system , so what precautions we must take to avoid problems with ABS ?

Great video with a lot of information.

So I bought 4 rotors and brake pads for my 2009 Nissan murano. I replaced the front and did not do the rear because I could not remove the rotors. My car at slow stop makes a grinding noise.

Great video you make it look so easy. I have a 2004 645ci i tired to bleed the brake but not much fluid came out. do you think I have the Anti lock brakes. How can I tell?

When you use that method of bleeding I believe you need a small hole in the cap to allow air to escape

So that kar is non abs system?

you can also just mount it and use the pedal to do this

The warning about the anti-lock brake was only for replacing the master cylinder and not for regular bleeding, correct?

so if i am replacing my brakes, while i am changing the master cylinder, would just bleeding the brakes at the caliper be ok, or should i bleed the cylinder and the calipers?

How do I avoid stressing out the piston of the master cylinder when I bleed the brakes? I broke my master cylinder trying to bleed it and now how to bleed new cylinder and everything again.

you don't think the rubber cap wouldn't push off under pressure?

Why are most recommendations to fasten the master before installing lines? I think it's much easier to get the lines on when master can be moved around a bit. Why do all the bleed vids just have 2 lines. Most vehicles I've worked on have 3 or 4 'ports' to deal with.

Do you recommend to push the master brake plunger all the way in? In order to get out all the bubbles?

You can now buy scan tools relatively cheap that will bleed ABS so you don't have to go to the dealer

You should of filmed returning the warrantied part back to the store, I know round my town that'd make this video entertaining. It's a lifetime warranty until you bring it back. ...throw some slang words at the dumb parts guy ,and then they'll replace the part under warranty.

You do know when you open the ports to install the brake line fittings you introduce air again.

My advance auto kit, came with BLACK hoses. BLACK. I can't see anything. LOL

Damn! I bleed it from the wrong ports

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Saran wrap or parafilm the bottles to seal them. I'm a cheap fucker