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Old 04-03-07, 11:26 AM
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brake bleeding

ok i finally have the time and it's warm so i'm addressing the brake issue i have. the brakes feel really soft and the pedal has alot of travel. i didn't bleed the brakes when i got the car so i figure i'll start there. does anyone know the bleed order on an fc? and what fluids are you guys running?
Old 04-03-07, 11:35 AM
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Ford High performance fluid.

Bleed order is just like any car- start with the furthest from the MC (passenger rear) and progress through to the nearest (driver front).
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not so much




that is the bleeding sequence from an itr, but i just wanted to confirm going from farthest from mc was ok
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pic didn't show up, but it goes from driver front to passenger front. which i assume starts next to the mc.
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