Snopyro

I believe that there are 2 bleeder per each front caliper, but I can't tell if there is 1 or 2 bleeders on the rear caliper (as I haven't removed the rear wheel yet).

For those doing a brake fluid flush, what is the preferred order of calipers to start with and finish with? If a caliper has 2 bleeder screws, would it matter which of the 2 bleeders screws to do first?

Gavin0478

As it looks like twin piston rears i would say there should be a bleed nipple either side at the rear too.
The best way is to start with the caliper furthest from the master cylinder and work to the closest.

Snopyro

Just confirmed over the weekend that each of the rear calipers also have 2 bleeder screws.

a62.7t4ceo

BTDT - Bleed the inside caliper first and then the outside. Start with the rears and then the fronts. Use the Motive pressure bleeder.