With Pressure Bleeder

WARNING:
^ Brake Fluid is poisonous
^ It must never be extracted using suction by mouth either directly or through a hose
^ If brake fluid makes contact with skin or eyes, flush or wash adequately to prevent irritation, then seek medical attention if necessary.

CAUTION:
^ Use only fresh brake fluid conforming ti U.S. standard FMVSS 116 DOT 4.
^ Brake fluid is caustic and corrosive, it must not be allowed to come in contact with any painted surfaces.
^ Brake fluid is hydroscopic, in other words, it absorbs moisture from the surrounding air and should therefore always be kept in airtight containers.
^ Do not allow brake fluid to become contaminated with mineral oil (oil, fuel or cleaning fluids). Mineral Oil can damage the sealing components of the brake system.
^ Brake fluid must be disposed of properly.

Procedure
1. Use only pressure brake bleeder tool No. US1116, or equivalent.
2. Connect pressure bleeder following tool manufacturers instructions
3. Install suitable bleeder catch bottle on the bleeder screw of the right rear brake.
4. Open the bleeder screw and allow 500 cc (approx. 1 pint) of fluid to flow out.
- Catch the discharged fluid with the bleeder catch bottle.
- Do not reuse discharged brake fluid.
5. Close bleeder screw.
6. Repeat the above steps on the remaining bleeders in the following sequence
- Left Rear
- Right Front
- Left Front