lurchphil

I am replacing the factory brake lines with Goodridge brake lines. Can I bleed one wheel at a time while I replace one brake line at a time? I use a Motive bleeder. My thought is to change the right rear brake line and then bleed it. Then repeat the process for the remaining three wheels. I would release the pressure between each brake line replacement.

JAGMAN1

I see no reason that won't work. There's always the risk of a bubble traveling way up the line, but the brake lines usually have a high point trap that prevents that.

Quadcammer

why? Why wouldn't you replace all the lines, then bleed. Seems more efficient.

slicky rick

My guess is the work needed to lift each wheel up again after the brake line replace,net. This can be fixed with a 2 post lift or those scissors lifts that push on the 4 corner jack points

lurchphil

A point of catharsis... Why did Porsche put 11mm fitting on one end of the metal brake line and 10mm at the other end? Okay, I am better now...

PJorgen

If you're bleeding while replacing the brake lines you're doing something wrong.