How I use a VACUUM PUMP to BLEED the BRAKES on my JEEP PATRIOT

In this video, I show the basic information on how to bleed the non-ABS portion of the hydraulic braking system with a vacuum pump. I also show what I did to solve the problems with the rusted bleeder screws and the problematic space with the drum brake cylinders.
At the end of the video, I added my procedure to wash the jar and other bleeding components.
The torque to tighten the bleeder screws is written at the end of the video.

[@mhughes1160]

You should be an auto shop teacher. Great video

[@MPA9]

normally you have to do the rear wheels and after the front wheels? bcs the rear ones are the longest lines from the abs pump..

[@Peppermint1]

I didn't like the fact that these vacuum bleeders actually suck air from past the bleeder threads so there appears to be a never ending air bubbles stream. I rather preferred the pressure bleeder - the one that goes on the master cylinder. For the bleeders, I like to spread some anti-rust spray around the bleeder to prevent it from getting stuck. Canadian Tire has the green bottle Rust-Check (the red bottle doesn't last)

[@marccusumano1138]

Hi…do have a link for a pressure bleeder that fits the Patriot?

[@allisonbenson7095]

Can you do a video showing us where you are putting the jack stands on your jeep patriot please? My jack tries to slip on my concrete and I need more options on where to safely put the stands. Thank you!

[@mtlcarguy]

It could be useful. I am going to look about it. Meanwhile you can look at those links. www.jeeppatriot.com/threads/patriot-lifting-jacking-points.328106/ kzbin.info/www/bejne/fpjXhmucdp2CrqM www.tru.ca/__shared/assets/Blocking_and_Jack_Stands31282.pdf www.thedrive.com/maintenance-repair/38710/how-to-use-jack-stands kzbin.info/www/bejne/pnyWp42in9N0nbs www.caranddriver.com/features/a27274655/how-to-jack-up-car/

[@mikeandrews745]

Great video man! Are the blue pictures you are showing from some sort of manual that is available for purchase?

[@mtlcarguy]

No, I draw all my illustrations.

[@mikeandrews745]

How did you find out the sequence on how to bleed the brakes? I thought you started with the rear passenger side wheel but you started with the driver side rear.

[@mtlcarguy]

@@mikeandrews745 I got the information from a Jeep patriot document (Base Brake Bleeding) You can check this link, the PDF is for a Cherokee but the sequence is the same f01.justanswer.com/dcraig1000/a8e86484-e472-416d-9ab6-93255085a4d6_eee2.pdf

[@mikeandrews745]

@MTLcarguy Thanks man I appreciate it, you’re a legend! Do you have the document to the Coolant change as well? I saw your video on it but I’m better at reading instructions when I’m actually working on cars.

[@mtlcarguy]

@@mikeandrews745 I don't have this procedure written. The work done in this video is based on multiple readings I did over the years. Ref: Bleeding, ... a mix of those 2 PDF found online could help you: (1) f01.justanswer.com/jeep10000/e4b5beb1-9941-495d-ade9-ead3398493d0_JK_ABS_brake_bleed.pdf (2) images.homedepot-static.com/catalog/pdfImages/13/1323e3f5-9504-4f95-93c4-327afe1d4532.pdf Concerning the coolant it is the same. You can check this PDF (1) static.summitracing.com/global/images/instructions/oes-87009.pdf

[@viktorivanov94]

👍👏👍

[@freniforme]

do you have the part number for the bleeder screws?

[@mtlcarguy]

I don't have this invoice anymore but I think it was H9411. You can double-check on line to confirm this number and check the specs.

[@bigburb7361]

What year is your jeep patriot? Is it a 2.4L?

[@mtlcarguy]

Year 2009 and 2.4L