If I read your initials correctly you have it right.

You always start with the one the farthest away, then the next farthest, etc.
Make of car does not matter.


George

 

For the MDX it's left front, right front, right rear, left rear. Good luck!

 

For 03 MDX, it from the driver's wheel (front left) and go clockwise.

So it's FL, FR, RR, RL.

 

The last two answers are correct.

 

FWIW, I successfully replaced fluid in my brake system by bleeding RP, RD, FD, FP.

I've seen order of bleeding specs for many cars and never any good reason/s for the order behind any of them.

good luck

 

From the 03-04 MDX helms service manual:
The bleeding sequence sequence is:
1) Front Left
2) FR
3) RR
4) RL

yes I read that like for a full minute before posting.
Yes I actually have done my own brake bleeding/flushing and must have done that sequence on my 04 and I can tell you it works fine. I did the 2 man routine. Actually my wife was the helper

BTW#1 when I did my accord brake flush/bleed a couple of years ago, I think I messed up the order and it was still fine. Obviously try to follow the manual but I *doubt* that messing up the order will be as disastrous as say forgetting to tighten the lugnuts. I have heard furthest from the driver etc, so who knows. try it and let us know hehe.

BTW#2 my guess is that the order is supposed to insure that all the old fluids get transferred out so if you do it out of order, your total brake fluid in the system might not be as clean as if you followed the correct order per factory manual. This is just a GUESS so don't be flaming me.