If you have not order Brake hoses... see
rubber brake lines vs stainless steel88 "rubber" SAE J1401 hoses are available thru RA etc as RAYBESTOS/ACDELCO "Professional Grade" hoses.
You should bench bleed MC because MC is not level after install.
See my Cave,
Bleeding MC notesMany/most MC come w/ a bleeding kit... Two rubber lines and fittings.
After bleed
cap the tank and pinch off the bleed lines to stop spilling fluid during install. Just fold the rubber and "tie off" with scrap wire, etc.
Rise the kit w/ water after done, Dry off and Save. The kit can come in handy sometime when problem happen.
All years,
Drivers rear is farthest from the master cylinder in a Fiero
but Bleed Order often does not = farthest from MC.
GM Bleed order is to give fastest time to bleed.
| quote | 4. If it is necessary to bleed all of the calipers, the following conventional sequence should be followed: a. right rear b. left rear c. right front d. left front Source: 88 FSM, page BRAKES 5-8 |
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Front calipers have
direct line to combi valve and really does not matter.
Rear order get air free fluid on shortest section on line and close caliper then bleeding next short line and caliper.
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