Use DOT3 fluid
Have you ever done it before?
First, check all brake related lines for bulges or cracks and feel it making sure lines are sound.
What I would recommend is to replace your brake fluid as you don't know when it was done last.
Get a plenty of DOT3 fluid and ALWAYS start bleeding furthest wheel, passenger rear, then go on to driver side rear, then to pass front and do the driver side front.
Put a clear tube to the bleeder screw and stick the tube into a jar with a bit of brake fluid and make sure the hose-end stays below the fluid level.
Pump your brake and loosen the bleeder screw. It's always nice to have someone pump brake pedal and the other one open & close bleeder screw.
Make sure you always supply fluid into master cylinder as you go on.
Have someone pump the pedal few times then you open the bleeder screw, then have a person maintain pressure on the pedal. You tighten the screw.
Repeat the above process until you won't see ANY BUBBLES comes out of the hose that is dipped below the fluid level.
After the process make sure to tighten them screws.
Have fun!
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