Parts: assistant, pint of Dot 3 brake fluid, empty container, 3/16 clear tubing to fit over bleeder valve, wrench to open and close bleeder valve.
1. Begin on right rear, then left rear, then right front, and last,left front.
2. Place one end of tubing over bleeder valve and submerge the other end in brake fluid.
3. Assistant pump the brakes 3 times and then hold the pedal firmly depressed on the last time.
4. While pedal is held depressed, open the bleeder valve to allow the fluid to leave the valve.
5. As soon as the assistant feels the pedal almost touching the floor, assostant yell and shut off the bleeder valve (this is to prevent air from back flowing).
6. Repeat steps 3-5 at least 5 times. On every third time, check the brake fluid level and add to the max mark level.
7. Repeat step 6 if any air bubble is seen leaving the tube or if brake pedal feels spongly.
8. Mistakes to watch: allowing brake level in master cylinder reservoir to get below mininum level, allowing air to flow back into the line (reason why the fluid coming out should not have bubbles).
9. By the time you finish, the dark fluid coming out should be clear.
Good luck..