Thread: DIY: How to Bleed Your Brake Fluid Using Motive Power Bleeder 0117 (AK370Z)
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Old 03-14-2014, 01:59 AM   #28 (permalink)
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I'm going to piggy-back off AK's tutorial for the base brakes. The only contribution I have is that the front bleeder screws are 10mm and the rears are 5/16 (8mm). Used Valvoline Synthetic. Thanks AK for your write-up.
Is your car NON AKEBONO (non sports pack)? because for sports pack Akebono, it's 10mm for front and rear bleeder bolts.
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