You can bleed abs breaks the same way as regular brakes but keep in mind to NOT turn on the ignition, this will activate the abs pump and the next step is a
dealer or shop with a abs bleeder.
So fill up the oil reservoir to the max level and pump the brake untill it is hard, open up the bleeding nippel while keep pressing the brake pedal in this case. Turn the
nippel back to the closed position and repeat this step untill all air is out the system. I use a vacuum bleeder with compressor and this is a lot easier to do by your own.
The manual procedure as I speak of above is best perform with 2 persons, one the is pushing the brake and one the manipulate the bleeding nipple.
So if you ever bleed brakes before, it is the same procedure with or without abs, the only downside is that the abs pump still will have some of the old brakefluid but in
this case, just for bleeding ( let the air out the system ) it does not matter.