Brake System, Bleed, Brake Fluid, Change Bleed brake system and check for leaks. Notice: To ensure a thorough bleeding of the brake system adjust the operating overpressure of the brake bleeder unit to 1.5 bar. Use only DOT 4 brake fluid. Brake System, Bleed Connect brake bleeder unit with adapter (1) to brake fluid reservoir. Pressurise brake system - observe manufacturer's instructions.
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Bleeding procedure: |
Rear right |
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Rear left |
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Front right |
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Front left |
Bleed according to bleeding procedure. | 
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 Install, Connect Connect hose (2) to relevant bleeder valve. Open bleeder valve with spanner (1) and allow fluid to flow out until clear, bubble free brake fluid appears. Close bleeder valve - tightening torque 6 Nm / 4 lbf. ft.
 Remove, Disconnect Remove brake bleeder unit - Note residual pressure in brake fluid reservoir.
 Important! Used brake fluid must not be re-used. | 
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Brake System, Check for Leaks
Install, Connect Build up pressure by repeatedly actuating brake pedal. Install brake pedal tensioner between driver's seat support and brake pedal. When using a brake pedal tensioner without pressure decrease display Pressure Gauge MKM-558-A must be used. Test duration approx. 10 min. If the brake system is free of leaks, the built-up pressure remains unchanged. | 
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