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- Mark
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- 2018 Honda Civic Sport Touring; 2009 Honda CR-V EX-L
This is the same order of bleeding as in my CR-V. Some people, including those making youtube videos on brake servicing, don't check on this and do the typical order (RP, RD, FP, FD). Anyone knows the specific reason Honda does it differently?If you haven't re-bled the rear brakes yet, I would. The service repair manual (you can just google it and download for free) indicates that you should bleed all four calipers in the following order:
Front Driver, Front Passenger, Rear Passenger, Rear Driver.
Then, actuate the ebrake 5 times.
Then re-bleed the rear brakes.
See the note at the bottom of my attached image.
Just curious. It seems like the brake system component locations are similar to other cars. People often say you can guess the bleeding sequence by looking where they are located, which doesn't seem to be true. The truth is only in the service manual.
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