Bleeding order

[hiprsha666]

What order do I bleed in?

[squeethebee]

Furthest from to closest to master cylinder.

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[bigd_wright]

Furthest from to closest to master cylinder.

ed
That is correct sir!! :sammich:

[squeethebee]

So, passenger side rear, drivers side rear, passenger front, driver front.

ed

[etaks99rs]

:up:

[hiprsha666]

Thanks guys!

[sweaty]

saw this on scoobymods...

"subaru uses a diagonal systm and the bleed order isn't the standard "Start from the furthest point" Deal.

then driver rear, driver front, passenger rear."

i didn't do any research or pull up any manuals to confirm. mostly cause i'm lazy and stupid and don't really give enough of a ****. but scoobymods is usually on point.

[hiprsha666]

I used the method already described earlier. It worked fine. :dunno:

[SicRedGt]

Actually, I've done closest first and furthurest first and both seem to work fine. I try and stick to RR, LR, LF, RF.

[boxer3maine]

Actually, I've done closest first and furthurest first and both seem to work fine. I try and stick to RR, LR, LF, RF.
true, me too..
even when cars had 115 inch wheel bases (brake lines bought in 8 foot straight lengths and then some.)

the master cylinder must be self bleed to go any order.

the last weirdo master cylinder I encountered was first gen EA82.. america has been self bleed for a long time now.