Which way around is for bleeding the brakes and clutch?

I heard somewhere that you start with the Furthest away from the Brake Cylinder - So since mines Front driver Side i Start with the

Rear Passenger
Then Rear Driver
Passenger Front
Driver Front

is that correct?

- also how do you bleed the Clutch - should there be a bleed valve on the slave cylinder To bleed the clutch

As i've lost all my fluid Its no fun - Got a bleeder kit tho

Ziggy

That's the way I do it and yes there should be a bleeder on the clutch slave.

Ziggy122 said:

As i've lost all my fluid

Ziggy

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Dunno what you were doing, but -- assuming you were not replacing them, using a brake clamp on the flexibles saves loosing all the fluid, which, in turn, makes bleeding easier.

Order is correct, but you may find you have to do it more than once to get good pedal.

fingers99 said:

Dunno what you were doing, but -- assuming you were not replacing them, using a brake clamp on the flexibles saves loosing all the fluid, which, in turn, makes bleeding easier.

Order is correct, but you may find you have to do it more than once to get good pedal.

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Noo - i didnt touch my brakes too loose all the fluid

I was driving at a reasonable pace downhill for some lights - they changed to red, slammed the anchors on - they worked for a second then
BOOOOOM!
Pedal straight to the floor.......
Driver Flexi has gone

Ziggy

Eeeek! ::0: