BRAKES 14 11. When the tool finishes bleeding the rear left wheel, pump the brake pedal until the fluid flowing out is free of air bubbles; Close the bleed screw, Press “OK” to continue bleeding the Front Left wheel. 12. Continue to bleed the remaining wheels; the diagnostic tool will follow the following sequence. CAUTION : At all times during the bleeding process, it has to be ensured that the fluid level in the reservoir does not drop below minimum. Allow a gap of 10 minutes before re-trying to bleed the system using diagnostic tool. This is needed to allow the solenoids to cool down. 13. After the bleeding sequence is completed remove the bleed tube and place the dust cap on the bleed screw. 14. Ensure that the bleed screw is tightened to the recommended torque. NOTE : After the bleeding is done check for any leaks in the bleed screw by applying the brake pedal hard.
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