4th Gen 4Runner Brake Fluid Flush | For 4th Gen 4Runner (03-09)

[@jlinds9933]

Nice video man; clear and concise. I bled the brakes when I did my 5th gen caliper upgrade on my '06, but not a full flush since I've owned it (~50K), so I'm definitely overdue as well.

[@airsoftmechanic]

At least I’m not alone. Lol

[@taylormcbride9368]

Amazing video thank you

[@airsoftmechanic]

Thanks for watching!

[@JesusChristson]

I just ran 10k on my gen 4 got it at 125k now just hit 135 k got all these recommendations to grease and change fluids 2WD thx for the video

[@airsoftmechanic]

@@JesusChristson Glad I can help!

[@RyanJones989]

This is one of the cleanest 4Runners I have seen underneath.. You in the South??? 🙂

[@airsoftmechanic]

Yes. In Texas

[@spalacios9058]

I was under the impression that the Toyota manual stated to do the front passenger, front driver, rear passenger, rear driver. Can you explain why you did rear passenger instead?

[@airsoftmechanic]

On any vehicle you start from the furthest point and make your way to the front. It’s to ensure you purge all the air and old fluid out necessary

[@DevinYi]

Great video, why do you need the key on the “on” position for the rear brakes?

[@airsoftmechanic]

Because the “on” position powers the ABS, and it forces the fluid out of the rear brakes. It’s like that on other Toyotas

[@MySpace662]

Doesn't your vehicle have a pump for the rear wheel brake bleed?

[@airsoftmechanic]

A separate pump? Not that I’m aware of. It’s suggested to turn on the vehicle and let the ABS/master cylinder force the fluid out

[@MySpace662]

@@airsoftmechanic Thank You