You need to have someone to help you as they will need to pump the brake while you release the pressure at the wheels, have the helper pump the brake pedal and then hold it while you bleed the air off. To begin be sure the master cyl. is full and check it often as you do the bleeding. Start at the right rear wheel and then the left rear and then do the same in the front. Be sure the helper does not remove there foot from the brake pedal until you have the bleeder shut or else you will draw air back into the sys.
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