Porsche 944 Turbo Bleeding Brakes (1986 - 1989)

Bleeding brakes is a DIY project that should be part of your regularly scheduled maintenance. While it may seem like there is a bit of black magic involved with the bleeding process, it is really just a straightforward process of getting the air out from your brake system. The best strategy to follow when bleeding your brakes is to repeat the procedure several times in order to make sure that you have removed all the trapped air from the system. The basic system can be bled using the traditional method. One method of properly bleeding the brakes uses two people and the other is to use a power or pressure bleeder. Pressure bleeding uses a reservoir of brake fluid that has a positive air pressure force placed on the opposite side of the fluid, which forces it into the brake system. This basically replicates someone constantly pressing down on the brake pedal without having to worry about air flowing back up through the bleed nipple. The first step in bleeding your brakes is to jack up the car and remove all four wheels. Please see our article on safely raising and supporting your Porsche 944. Read the Full Article: https://www.pelicanparts.com/techarti...