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Car Forum / Ford / Ford Falcon / May 2004Brake fluid
Hey guys, need to renew the brake fluid in the 97 EL Falcon, is it the usual deal with the bleeding etc.? (LH rear, RH rear, LH front, RH front). Any do's or don't's? Thanks heaps, Will > Hey guys, > need to renew the brake fluid in the 97 EL Falcon, is it the usual deal with > the bleeding etc.? (LH rear, RH rear, LH front, RH front). Any do's or > don't's? Nope. Doing it that way will be fine.... Regards, Noddy. I also have a attachment that screws into the bleeder slot, this way i dont waste or drop any fluid. Is easy to make out of a short piece of clear hosing one that dosnt dissolve when the brake fluid pass's thru it. Good luck Peter > Hey guys, > need to renew the brake fluid in the 97 EL Falcon, is it the usual deal with > the bleeding etc.? (LH rear, RH rear, LH front, RH front). Any do's or > don't's? > Thanks heaps, > Will > Hey guys, > need to renew the brake fluid in the 97 EL Falcon, is it the usual deal with > the bleeding etc.? (LH rear, RH rear, LH front, RH front). Any do's or > don't's? > Thanks heaps, > Will Those cheap self-bleeder kits entailing a short piece of plastic tube placed ina glass of fluid are not the best way to bleed brakes imho. They rely on air not leaking past the loosened brake-bleeder nipple's threads. I still grab someone to do the "down-pedal -lock bleeder, up-pedal-unlock bleeder,down-pedal (repeat till bubbles disappear) technique. There's no doubt then. Jason
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