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					Originally Posted by Batman  Ummmm why can't you bleed them? . I've bled mine a few times and have TCS and ABS. Only thing you may need is a Tech II if you have problems with the ABS or a low pedal and that just resets the ABS system. What year is your car? The 4th Gen's with TCS have a strange order you have to bleed the brakes in. If you go in the wrong order it is going to F' everything up and you'll never get a pedal.  It is right rear, left front, left rear, right front for .  I used a pressure bleeder and followed the Shop manual and it worked just fine. I wouldn't use a Haynes manual to prop up my coffee table. | 
	
 make that TWO things i was failed to be informed about....i also had the bleed sequence wrong. I did: LR, RR, LF, RF. 

 O well, those solo bleeders are still balls. and i didn't have a pressure bleeder.
i any event, i got the car back from the shop. Remeber that "LOW TRAC" light issue i had before, well the light still pops up if i slam on my brakes, HOWEVER, the car locks right up. I no longer feel like im sliding on ice and that my brakes just gave out. Now i have SS brake lines and HAWK pads and had the whole system flushed, so anyone of those things could have made the difference. I do feel a strong peddle, so i attribute that to the SS lines as i already changed the pads and rotors last yr (that was a walk in the park, not like bleeding these damn lines!) lol.
		
 
		
		
		
		
		
		
			
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