How to Bleed Brembo Brakes - Subaru STI - Full Process

How to bleed or change brake fluid on almost all vehicles fitted with Brembo brake calipers. The car used is a Impreza WRX STI but this method will work with an Evo, RS Audi, Most euro cars. Nearly all JDM vehicles etc
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---- How to Bleed Brembo Brakes ----
0:00 - Intro
0:05- Tools required
1:18 - Brake master cylinder
1:30 - Explanation of procedure
2:12 - Filling Brake fluid
2:34 - Start of brake bleed
5:04 - Right rear brake caliper bleed
6:11 - How to press the brake pedal
7:10 - Important point LHD VS RHD
7:31 - Left front brake caliper bleed
8:36 - Final info
8:55 - Torque bleeder bolts
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[@jakecannon2016]

so the sequence is: pump brake to floor and hold, open the bleeder nipple till no more flow, close the bleeder nipple, and have the person lift the brake and do it again?

[@AutoBuddynz]

Correct.

[@livelifeoutdoors182]

Maybe a stupid question... Can I do this with battery disconnected or does power to the brakes need to be on?

[@AutoBuddynz]

Depending on how your carrying out the bleeding process. But no you do not need to disconnect the battery. Notice in the pump this was done with the engine off, so no assistance from the brake booster.