Break Bleeding DIY anyone? My service is due!

MidCity213 · 10-17-2022, 01:19 PM

im not trying to pay almost $300 for a brake bleeding service just need some guidance and what tools to use if anyone has proper suggestions and guidance ill be glad to do i my self.

Btw this my first post here so shout to all the E84 owners.
i have a 2015 E84 Sdrive28i.
looking forward to post some cool pics in the future tio share with everyone.

4_ring_circus · 10-18-2022, 06:57 AM

If you are doing it alone I highly suggest getting a Motive brake bleeder, there are other brake bleeding tools but I find that one is the best for a 1 man job.

Start furthest away from the brake reservoir and work your way closer. Basically start at the passenger rear wheel, driver rear, passenger front and drive front.

If its something you have never done before, search youtube to see what you are getting into. Its not hard, but the risk is high if something doesn't go right.

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4_ring_circus Private 14 Rep 71 Posts Drives: Corrado, Audi S4, X1 128xi Join Date: Apr 2019 Location: London, ON iTrader: (0)	If you are doing it alone I highly suggest getting a Motive brake bleeder, there are other brake bleeding tools but I find that one is the best for a 1 man job. Start furthest away from the brake reservoir and work your way closer. Basically start at the passenger rear wheel, driver rear, passenger front and drive front. If its something you have never done before, search youtube to see what you are getting into. Its not hard, but the risk is high if something doesn't go right.
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