How Do You Bleed Brakes On A 2000 Jeep Grand Cherokee?

The 2000 Jeep Grand Cherokee comes with an anti-lock braking system that requires proper maintenance throughout the life of the vehicle. Among the points of interest for proper brake maintenance, one of the most crucial tasks is the bleeding of the brakes. It is critical that the brake lines in the Jeep are bled so that the energy-robbing air that can be trapped in the brake lines is purged from the system.

The easiest method for bleeding the brakes requires two people; one person to operate the brake pedal and the other to negotiate the bleed valve on the brakes. Open the hood and locate the master cylinder container. The master cylinder is near the windshield on the driver's side of the Jeep.

Remove the cap from the master cylinder. Loosen the lug nuts on each wheel with the tire iron. Place the lifting jack beneath the frame at the rear of the vehicle.

Lift the vehicle and place jack stands beneath the frame. Remove the lug nuts from the rear wheels and pull the wheels from the ... more.

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