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just bought my new brakes and pads and after fitting the front set i realised they need bled. from my low knowlege of cars i dont know what order to bleed them, on my last car it was starting at the front right and then working anti-clockwise around the car, is this the case with my is200?

any help much appreciated, thanks.

jay

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Did u have to clamp down the pistons on the calipers?

If so i would give them a quick bleed, doesn't take more than 15mins!

Nope the pad went in ok after wards gave the pedal a few pump and all was ok might do it and upgrade the brake lins at the same time

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