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In this video we show you how to bleed the brakes on a 2002 Toyota 4runner. This would also be the same procedure if you replaced brake components and wanted to bleed the system of any trapped air. The procedure to bleed brakes on this vehicle is very similar to almost any other vehicle.

If your vehicle also has a load sensing proportioning valve (LSPV), you would follow the same procedure but bleed the proportioning valve last. If you're unsure if you have a LSPV, it would be located above rear axle on the driver side.

**Note: A subscriber (Bardia Gharjari) did bring up a valid concern that I didn't have my drain tubing immersed in brake fluid while bleeding the rear wheel cylinders and front calipers to prevent air from coming back in while bleeding. I checked and the FSM does say to do this step. Is it necessary? I'm saying no and I explain why in my response to Bardia's comment if you want to read more. But please, do whatever you think is right for you.

*PARTS*
*Dot 3 Brake Fluid
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*HELPFUL TOOLS*
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Brake Bleed Tubing
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*10cc Syringe
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*Mitivac Fluid Extractor (This is a step up over using a simple medical syringe and you can use it for other jobs like a power steering fluid flush or as a pump to fill differentials, transfer cases and manual transmissions.)
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*Offset Box End Wrench Set (These are great for bleeding brakes. The offset allows you to turn the bleed screw without the tire getting in the way of the wrench)
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