samson_420

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Well, I am glad the site is back up

I was removing my front struts when I noticed the boots on my passenger's side caliper were pretty much torn to shreds. It looks like someone pinched them under the pads a long *** time ago.

So, I replaced the caliper with a fresh reman, all other calipers looked real good.

I went ahead and bled the brakes on both side in the front, starting with the passenger's.

But, I think the brakes feel a little soft. I have not taken the car on the road yet, but they still don't really feel as firm as before.

Is there a way I have to bleed out the ABS unit?

35th SS

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just crack each line one at a time.start from the rear brakes.

samson_420

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Will the ABS unit be okay without being bled? Can it catch air when the line was open?

koolaid_kid

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The ABS should be fine. When you open the system like that, you really need to bleed all four to be safe.
The correct bleeding order should be:
RR (Right Rear, or passenger's side)
LR
RF
LF

Another way to look at it is bleed the farthest one first, next farthest, etc.

35th SS

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yes and yes.take for a test drive and go from there.

samson_420

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Sounds good, I'm just not too use to the ABS.