Bleeding brakes on 2005 ford five hundred what order are they bled in and is the abs system hard to get the air out of

To my knowledge, the porportioning valve can't be bled using the ABS bleed feature of a scan tool and has to be manually bled.

The brakes will need to be bled normally, and GM has a depressor tool specifically made to be installed on the valve while bleeding the brakes: J-39177.

You'll have to bleed the front and rear brakes as normal, but with the tool installed in order to remove the air trapped in the valve.

keep bleeding

Abs brakes have to be bled in the order the manual states, you will need a power bleeder then follow instructions in the manual. it is the abs cylinder that is hard to get the air out of, imposable if the instructions are not followed .

I would keep bleeding. If there is not any brake fluid leaking, there must be air in the system. with the master cyl cap off, open one bleeder valve on the front and let it bleed for 10 mins. close and repeat with the rest. there must be an air bubble in the system! good luck

first did you perform a bench bleed on the master cylinder? if not bench bleed the master cylinder. had a neighbor with a similar problem with a ford truck. did some reaserch and found the ABS system needed to be bled. one way to bleed air out of it is to connect the diagnostic computer and perform an ABS bleed and then bleed the brakes like you normaly would. The other way was to take the vehicle somewhere you can slide around safely and slam on the brakes causing the ABS to activate. do this a few times and then perform the normal bleed method.

the is still air in the system, rebleed the brakes starting with the- right rear-left rear- right front- left front. some vehicles with ABS need to be running so the abs system gets bleed properly.

The problem here is air in the ABS system, you must get the ABS hydraulic control unit bled, this can't be done with a special tool that holds open the poppet valves to each wheel so the air can be completely bled out. You must have the brakes bled at a shop OR the dealer that has this tool or its equivalent. There is no way around using the bleeding tool on this ABS system. I get this question over and over on FixYa.

this is a simple job of adjusting the rod on the end of the servo that pushes the master cylinder .remove master cylinder and with help push the brake pedal down and then screw the end of the shaft in a mm or so .This will cure your problem.

hi,replacing all brake pad are not required to bleed the brake system,brake pad goes in flooring because the system have air,abs system is out,try to bleed the system again,if not bring to your dealer,they have a bleeding machine,ty

the master cyl must be filled and bled before install.after installing new bled master cyl,bleed all calipers.once you are sure there is no air left in system then you will need a scan tool to perform a abs service bleed.if you do perform the abs service bleed with a scan tool the brake pedal will be soft and start to fade.