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Old Apr 15, 2006
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bleeding the brakes

My gf has a 03 civic lx. I know how to bleed brakes on my RSX. I was wondering if it will be the same for the civic. This is my first experience with rear drum brakes.

So do I bleed brakes like normal or do I just bleed the fronts?
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There is a bolt on the rear drums that bleeds, not a screw-hat type like the fronts. It should be near the top center of the drum in the back of it.
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