let us know....lol....don't punch the gas and then have no brakes and have to do something dumb and end up crashing lol....i mean when u go out to test it that is

 

Aww.... There goes my thoughts on a new car No insurance for me. jk. I have to be seen in a civic to get this fluid.

 

Let us know how it goes and that is good advice from Jerseyfury2 about pumping the brake while slowly moving backwards until pedal pressure returns!

 

Isn't there something special that needs to be done since they are anti-lock brakes?

 

good question and that does ring a bell but I am not sure!

 

Well I guess its a good thing i dont have anti lock brakes.

 

Alright, got the brake fluid.... Now as far as pressurizing the system. I've pumped the brakes, but what do I need to release in order for the air to escape the lines? Because leaving it as is, is not building pressure.

 

it is because it could be worse! lol....

 

hmm......i mean.......if you seal everything back up...and go to put brake fluid in and it's not build pressure.....wait i think there is some kind of pressure release thing.....crap....a service manual would really help here lol

 

Now that u filled the brake fluid you need to bleed the line again to get the bubbles out. Do this to each brake that you changed! There should be a bleeder valve on the caliper! You might end up wasting so brake fluid but it is so worth it.