Can anyone confirm this for me?

1995 Tacoma, V6, M/T, 4x4, Rear ABS (?) All stock. When bleeding/changing brake fluid is this the proper sequence: Right rear, Left rear, LSPV, Right front, Left front ? TIA, Stan

 

I've always finished with the LSPV. Otherwise, your order looks fine.

 

I can't believe a 95 had abs, but I guess it could have been an option.

Regardless, I've never been too particular on the sequence. I just do the backs first then the front passenger side then front driver side last.

 

I suggest you do the LSPV first, then right rear, left rear, right front, and lastly the drivers side. If you are not using an autopump to help, just make sure you close the bleeder before your helper lifts and pumps for the next squirt, otherwise air can be sucked right back in, destroying all your efforts to eliminate air bubbles...

 

I didnt think abs started till 99.
My 2002 doesn't even have abs.

 

That is why the ? after abs. Not sure it has it, but it has a light on the dash. Thanks for the info. Stan

 

There's a small raised surface near end of the axle tube. That's where the tone ring would be if it has abs. And only a very small raised weld if it's non abs.

 

I never bled the LSPV but for one expensive time.

 

my 95 has abs, cruise, push Button 4x4, power everything, etc