[s-cars] Brake bleed order

[Igor Kessel]

That is correct, Eugene. The later cars with EDL don't have it.
In the early cars the valve is located near the rear axle, on the left
hadn side.
In ETKA USA:
A6Q     95      6       11      611-30
(6)     443-614-151-J   Brake Pressure Regulator

It senses when there are passengers in the back seat, coz if there are
none the rear is light and the tail-out is possible. So it biases about
90% of the brake pressure forward. Not good if you want to bleed the
rear.

Eugene Yen wrote:
>
> Igor,
> Just curious-- where is the proportioning valve located?  When I bled
> the brakes on my '95.5 S6 this summer, I looked all over the rear
> calipers, suspension, and subframe, and I couldn't find it.  Was this
> valve used only on the earlier S-cars?
>
> --Eugene
>
> Igor wrote:
>
> >Ian,
> >Either clutch or brakes - it doesn't really matter.
> >
> >Brakes: Right Rear, Left Rear, Right Front, Left Front. You want to
> >start from the most remote point in reference to the master cylinder.
> >Don't forget prior to bleeding to stick a 6mm (0.250") drill bit under
> >the proportioning valve canteliever per Bentley.
> >
> >--
> >Igor Kessel
> >two turbo quattros
>
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--
Igor Kessel
two turbo quattros