Fill the bottle partially with brake fluid. It’s a good idea to drill a small vent hole in your bottle lid, too. Now, we can get started. Check your brake fluid and add as needed; ...

Fill the bottle with fresh brake fluid, submerge one end of the vacuum line in it, and connect its other end to the bleeder valve. Open the valve and pump the brake pedal a good 25 times to ...

To bleed your brakes, you'll need a clear plastic bottle, a clear piece of ¼-inch-inside-diameter hose, and some new brake fluid. Fill the bottle with about 1 inch of brake fluid so that the end ...

Starting at the right rear caliper, connect the bleeding bottle and wrench to the bleeder fitting. 2. Make sure the master cylinder reservoir is properly filled with fluid.