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47 01 07 Bleeding the brakes · Important notes Continuebleeding at the brake calipers in

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911 Carrera (996) Brakes -Hydraulics, regulator, booster 47 01 07 Bleeding the brakes Important notes Continuebleeding at the brake calipers in the sequence: rear right / rear left / frontUse only new DOT 4 brake fluid. Observe right / front left.brake-fluid quality. Open each bleeder valve until clear, bubble- free brake fluid emerges. Take care to bleedThe brake-fluid change interval using Super DOT 4 brake fluid is two years. at each brake caliper and at both bleeder This brake fluid is available under the valves. Bleed the outer bleeder valve first. following part number: Use a collecting bottle to make an accurate Container volume 1 litre = 000.043.203.66 check on the escaping brake fluid for clean- Container volume 30 litres = 000.043.203.67. liness, lack of air bubbles and to determine the brakefluid used. After installinga new brake master cylinder Procedure for bleeding and/or a new hydraulicunit, do the following while bleeding: open the right rear bleeder -Fill reservoir to its top edge with new brake valves,then fully depress the brake pedal fluid. Attach bleeding device to reservoir. several times. Hold for 2 -3 seconds after Switch bleeding device on. Bleed pressure each depression,then release slowly. approximately 1.5 bar. Repeatthis procedure in the sequencerear left / front right / front left. This will re- move all air bubbles (from the primary circuit). Note Also carry out this procedure if the brake hydraulics was largely empty or if after bleeding residual air can be detected by excessive brake-pedal travel. Caution: In vehicles with high mileage or in old vehicles, double the pumping cycles and use --- only half the brake master cylinder stroke (dam- age to the brake master cylinder could occur / primary boot damage). I 682A -96 47 -3

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