Brake Bleeding Order

This thread is for reference; so I can find it later under a properly named title. I know there is a thread on scoobymods too, so here's the link:
http://www.scoobymods.com/forums/showthread.php?t=182&highlight=brake+bleed

1. Right Front
2. Left Rear
3. Left Front
4. Right Rear

WJM gave me this order, and it worked.

Some people say it doesn't matter, some people say just go diagonally, some people say "why don't you have a turbo?"

 

It really does matter. I trust WJM and he knows his $hit.

 

I agree.

If (in some alternate dimension) Will was doing it incorrectly I think we would have heard about people with brake problems by now.

 

Found this somewhere a while back and saved it for reference.

 

For STi use: outside then inside nipples. If lines are added, replace all 4 lines, then bleed as usual. Keep master cylinder cap on while changing lines, but watch fluid level.

Do not use old fluid.

Speed Bleeders rule.

 

Good Info, thanks!

 

Believe it or not, its in the Subaru Service Manual. We actually have it stickied in the Tutorial section. Go to chasis, brake, then the page number is BR44. Subaru Service Technician's read the manual, I hope... 99% of the questions about your car can be answered there. It just takes a little bit of time learning how to use it, because certain parts are grouped in larger categories.

http://ken-gilbert.com/wrx/mans/5 - CHASSIS.PDF

 

Yeah, its in the service manual.

No, most techs dont read the manual. The good ones do tho.

 

I think the pic is for a right hand drive car....

 

doesn't matter, it's still plumbed the same way with reference to the master cylinder/ABS

 

What is the reasoning behind this? I never heard of bleeding brakes in any particular order.