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    Hi I am looking for information on bleeding the brake fluid on 2007 Seat Ibiza 1.9 tdi pd. I have heard about some VW Audi cars using a different sequence. I have always used the following sequence STARTING FURTHEST AWAY FROM THE MASTER CYKINDER - RR.RL.FR.FL.
    any info would be much appreicated.

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    thats usually the smartest thing to do, even if they do specify an order to do it in, i dont think it would hurt to do it furthest away from the master cylinder
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    Thanks Veedubpolo

    I forgot I posted on this site. Did it a couple of weeks ago with a little draper bleeding bottle with one way valve. I thought if no air can get in the system then I should be ok. and now we have new fluid all round.
     
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