what order do you bleed the brakes 1992 nissan sentre?

Answer 1

Right rear
left rear
right front
left front

Answer 2

1. Remove the front tires.

2. Carefully loosen the RH bleeder on the caliper

3. Place a container under each caliper

4. Install a small vacuum line on each bleeder

5. Slowly depress the brake pedal all the way to floor - repeat

6. If no fluid - remove the bleeder & clean out the dirt with a drill bit.

7. Allow fluid to completely drain into the container.

8. Refill Master Cyl. with Dot 3 brake fluid.

9. Start with the RF. Open the bleeder. Depress the brake pedal a couple of times. The fluid will gravity bleed. Constantly monitor the fluid level.

10. Once the fluid runs clear, & no bubbles are present, close the bleeder - goto the front right - repeat the procedure at each wheel.
- Then the RR
- Then the LR

11. Check that all bleeders are closed.

12. Check brake pedal is not spongy. If so repeat the procedure.

13. Spray spilled brake fluid with brake clean, or a much cheaper alternative is to by a container of Methyl Hydrate & transfer it to squirt bottle.

14. Install tires & road test

Good Luck

Answer 3

it depends if it has anti lock brakes or not. If it does you bleed the abs valve first then the right or passenger rear then the left or drivers rear, then the right front, then the left front. That is if its a left hand drive car. A car w/o abs brakes you skip the first step. All left hand drive cars are the same.

Answer 4

you always start from the farthest wheel and come forwards with them,do the passenger side rear first then the drivers side rear ,then the passenger side front,and then the driver side front,you may have to do this a few times to get them right though,especially if it has anti lock brakes on it,good luck with it,hope this helps.

Answer 5

Start with the one furthest from the master cylinder, which is typically the right rear, then the left rear, right front, and finally left front.