Brakes are quite a vital part when trying to stop a 2.7t beast, bleeding is an essential part of replacing any brake hydraulic components, and a highly recommended service item every two years.
However, this rarely ever happens and could be robbing you of some extra braking assistance or just a more positive feeling brake pedal.
In this video I go through the standard procedure for pressure bleeding an L322 braking system, and touch upon how the GAP IID ABS bleed function operates on my 2011 L322.
This video is also applicable to L320's, Discovery 3/4's and plenty more!
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25 авг 2024
