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On a break bleed which bib do I drain first?

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If people start to post those publicly, that's short changing Renntech.

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POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

I bled my breaks a few years ago and remember starting with wheels furthest from the reservoir (PR, DR, PF, DF) but can't remember which of the two bibs on the caliper you bleed first. I remember the first bib took a lot more draining than the second but don't remember the order. Thanks in advance.

POST 2Original post

Per the Porsche service manual, bleed the outside bleeder first.

POST 5Original post

^That's Renntech.org member only material http://www.renntech.org/forums/tutor...6-maintenance/ Hopefully Loren is cool with it that you share it here.

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OMG! That's total proprietary data! How to bleed brakes! OMG! The sky is falling! Or you could just go to my website and get directions there also: http://www.audipages.com/Tech_Articl...rakebleed.html

POST 7Original post

Easy, Paul. You're missing the point. Renntech.org has tons of copy-righted articles (a lot from Porsche directly) for paid members only. If people start to post those publicly, that's short changing Renntech. Granted, Loren may have shared this exact info here before (I didn't check), in which case please ignore my comments and carry on.

POST 8Original post

I just figured I could make some more hate and discontent on the board today as it has simmered down over the past few days..... ;-) Heck, I downloaded the entire factory manual from a link here for free. And all you have to do is have a username and password to see it over there.....but I get your point. But it's just brake bleeding. Cheers!

POST 9Original post

You forgot to show us what your brake fluid looks like under your microscope Nice DIY page, just messing with you

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I corrected the .PDF and gave him one from the manual (I am a paying member on Renntech also).

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