Have a 1997 SCAB, front disc brakes, rear drum brakes, rear ABS. Gonna flush brake fluid then replace front calipers, rotors, pads. Usual bleed/flush sequence is start with brake farthest from the master cylinder then work to closest. Two questions:

1. Does rear ABS change this bleed/flush sequence? If so, how?
2. Does rear ABS complicate my project any way? I've seen some info that indicates it may.

Thanks.

 

Easy to flush, the RWABS has 0 affect. Suck the master with a turkey baster, fill it with new, flush away. start at the furthest wheel. Don't let anyone else tell you any different...there's a shi-ton of bad info about that here. Make yourself a good bottle and keep it below the wheel cylinder and calipers at all times.

 

Thanks for the speed response, Jbrew.

 

No problem, make sure you have two holes in the bottle cap. Relief hole is 1/8", tube hole, a little smaller than the tube.

 

Got it. Seen videos of the process. Thanks again.

 

Great! I think I documented it in this thread somewhere, -

https://www.f150forum.com/f6/f150-ex...2016-a-353103/

Somewhere towards the end of it.The thread is kind of a book lol.