I slid under my new to me '93 truck and found bleed screw on rear passenger side but found two lines on rear driver side and no bleed screw? How do I bleed driver's side rear? Thanks!
I slid under my new to me '93 truck and found bleed screw on rear passenger side but found two lines on rear driver side and no bleed screw? How do I bleed driver's side rear? Thanks!
it bleeds through the passengers bleeder - odd but true!
Pennyman1
The best Dodge that Dodge never made
Living the D-50 lifestyle since 1980
Ahhh, just found bleed nipple on valve above driver sider rear axle - so leave valve nipple alone and after bleeding passenger rear proceed to passenger front and then driver front per normal?Originally Posted by pennyman1
You could bleed the drivers rear that way - the 88 I had only had the 2 lines, no bleeder.
Pennyman1
The best Dodge that Dodge never made
Living the D-50 lifestyle since 1980
Did the rear valve bleeder above driver side rear axle and then proceeded per usual. Oldest and darkest brake fluid I have ever flushed. All the other fluids fresh - brake fluid flush so easy, never understand why people don't think about flushing brake fluid more often. Nice little truck! I enjoyed looking around and appreciating the build quality, lots of components easy to get to, another plus!
You bleed the rear pass, then the rear driver at the prop valve, then the pass front, then the driver front
Exactly how I did it, thanks again!
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