1. Remove all the wheels. 2. Remove brake reservoir cap and fill fluid.
3. Have somebody hold the brake pedal down.
4. Starting at the furthest wheel from the master cylinder (right rear) loosen and then tighten the bleed screw located on top of the brake cylinder. Do not allow the brake pedal to come up until the bleed screw has been tightened.
5. Release and reapply brakes, loosening and tightening bleeder screws as required until all air is removed from system. Remember to check brake fluid level frequently to avoid running out - refilling the system with air!!
Yes you do, Its Very easy I've done mine once already
I have replaced the entire brake system in a 1988 gmc jimmy and still have no brakes can you help/
I have a 1992 Vandura and the dash brake light stays on when the brake fuse is blown. Check and replace the brake fuse if it is blown. My ABS sensor light comes on and stays on sometimes because I changed my brakes and didn't bleed the ABS system,There was still air in the line. I bled all brakes countless times, but neglected to bleed the ABS system. I own a 93' vandura....love machine
Yes, of course.
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shhould be da same way u bleed your break system... bleed valve on clutch master cylinder...
How to change brake pads on 2002 GMC Envoy front brakes.
antifreeze coming from back of intake on 1993 gmc sierra
Check to see if it has a mechanically operated equalizer valve in rear lines and if so disconnect actuating rod and tie valve open to allow fluid flow
what to do if my reverse lights on my 1993 gmc 1500 truck wont work
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A 1993 what, Ford, Chevy, GMC, Dodge, Kia, ???