[urq] Flushing brakes is unchanged despite hydrolic boost?

[Keith Lloyd]

Steven
My experience of changing brake fluid in a quattro is do it with an auto 
bleeder that does not involve pumping the pedal. If you try the same way as 
normal cars you will never get a firm pedal. Use a bleeder that either 
pressurises the system or draws it through (preferable) using vacuum. There 
is an order to do each corner in but I can't recall it. I know it is on Phil 
Paynes excellent website (isham research). But fs you do the pump pedal 
method with your wife you'll end up blaming her for the soft pedal, dinner 
won't get cooked and washing won't get done and it could all end horribly 
:-)
Hope this helps
Regards
Keith
'87 WR Worcestershire, England

-----Original Message----- 
From: steven j
Sent: Saturday, March 31, 2012 6:41 PM
To: urq at audifans.com
Subject: [urq] Flushing brakes is unchanged despite hydrolic boost?

I'm going to see if I can get the wife to work the brake pedal while I move 
some fresh DOT 4 into the system.   Same process as any other car?
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