When performing a two-person manual bleeding procedure at an individual wheel brake assembly, what is the correct chronological sequence of steps to purge air from the hydraulic circuit?
- 1Attach a transparent drain hose to the bleeder screw with the open end submerged in a container of clean brake fluid.
- 2Instruct an assistant to apply and hold continuous downward pressure on the brake pedal.
- 3Open the bleeder screw partially to allow pressurized fluid and trapped air bubbles to escape into the drain hose.
- 4Close the bleeder screw securely before instructing the assistant to release the brake pedal.
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The correct sequence begins with connecting the submerged drain tube, followed by pressurizing and holding the brake pedal, opening the bleeder screw to purge air, and finally tightening the bleeder screw before releasing the pedal.
Purging air from a hydraulic brake circuit requires positive pressure to expel air pockets and immediate sealing to prevent air ingestion. The technician first attaches a submerged hose, commands the assistant to pressurize the line, opens the bleeder valve to vent air and fluid, and tightens the valve before the pedal is released.
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Hydraulic brake bleeding sequence and positive pressure sealing
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