1 With the tube end in the container of brake fluid, connect the other end of the tube to the bleed valve. 2  Use a wrench to loosen the valve on the brake caliper just slightly. 3  Do not allow the brake fluid to begin to flow; just loosen the valve enough to make it easy to release when you are ready to bleed the line.
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