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'99 Disco II
Join Date: Oct 2006
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Going to swap out my brake fluid and wanted to confirm the procedure. Never done this with a car that has ABS, so I'm not sure if there is more to the procedure.
procedure suck the reservoir dry ADD new brake fluid crack one corner's bleeder and use a stadard brake pedal pump procedure which being careful not to introduce air into the line. When new fluid comes out, tighten bleeder and move to the next wheel. Always be sure the reservoir has ample New fluid. Once all wheels have been done, go around one more time for a "feel good just to be sure" bleed. same procedure, but much quicker since all the old fluid should be out. Not sure if the ABS pump has its own procedure... thanks
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'99 Disco II ACE / 2" OME lift 245 75 R16 Greatyear MT/R's
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You are right on the mark. I wouldn't worry about rechecking them unless they feel a little soft. As for the ABS, don't wory about it unless you allowed air to get into the ayatem which is hard to do.
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