What is the proper brake bleeding sequence for a Hyundai Elantra?

Answer by  Amber40 (24961)

First fill the brake fluid reservoir up with fluid. Begin the process at the brake farthest from the reservoir. Have a friend pump the brakes and hold them while you open the bleeder screw. Fluid and bubbles will come out. Repeat this until no air bubbles come out. Then repeat on the other wheels filling the reservoir as you go.

Answer by  Doug77 (1433)

First, remove the fuse for the ABS. Make sure the master cylinder is full. Start at the right rear. Move to the left rear, right front and then the left.

Answer by  uncstuff (83)

you need a person to pump the brakes while someone works each wheel. start right rear the left rear, front right, the last left. left and right means sitting in the car. start with right rear, pump brakes, turn bleeder screw behind brake plate, fluid and air will escape. repeat 3 times on each wheel or until needed.

Answer by  Amber40 (24961)

Jack the car up and remove the wheels. Have someone pump the brakes as you open te bleed. Repeat until no bubbles come out. Filling the reservoir as you go.

Answer by  Amber40 (24961)

You should follow the same procedure as you would with any other system. Start farthest away from the master cylinder and move closer. Add new fluid as you go. Opening the bleeder screws until now bubble are seen coming out. It is a good idea to have a friend help you or buy a brake speed-bleeding kit.

Answer by  mikkie180 (167)

The sequence is the same for all cars, start at the wheel furthest away from the driver, which is the right rear, proceed the the left rear, then right front and finally the left front, remember the master cylinder is in front of the driver and when determining left and right it is when you are in the car.

Answer by  Chris22 (95)

Jack up car, take off one front wheel. Locate small metal nipple on brake caliper. Open nipple, brake fluid will come out.