How To Bleed Your 4 Brakes on Your Car and in Which Order to Stop Dangerous Spongy Brakes

If you are experiencing low braking power and finding your car takes too long to come to a stop especially when fully loaded, then it may be because you have air in the brake system. This air causes sponginess and is counter to the safe normal running of your car. You must bleed your brakes as soon as you can to return your car to proper functionality. Spongy brakes will also fail during a car's government inspection.

The proper order is below for all cars with left or right handed steering wheel placement.
1. Front Right
2. Front Left
3. Rear Right
4. Rear Left

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