bleeding speed bleeders: pictures
i love my new speed bleeders, they work quite well. i don't have pictures on the install, but here are 2 from my post pad change bleed.
tube hooked up from speed bleeder to waste baggy:
closeup. slide tube over bleeder nipple, then loosen the bleeder a half turn with 3/8" wrench, press the pedal once or twice, retighten the bleeder, remove tube and replace rubber nipple cap:
blue fluid ownz!
tube hooked up from speed bleeder to waste baggy:
closeup. slide tube over bleeder nipple, then loosen the bleeder a half turn with 3/8" wrench, press the pedal once or twice, retighten the bleeder, remove tube and replace rubber nipple cap:
blue fluid ownz!
this wasn't to flush the whole brake system, just to bleed out a little fluid. the hose is white because i hadn't pushed the brake pedal yet. rest assured, after 2 pumps the fluid got any air out.
http://www.speedbleeder.com/
i forget the proper size, a search should get you the answer.
i forget the proper size, a search should get you the answer.
this wasn't to flush the whole brake system, just to bleed out a little fluid. the hose is white because i hadn't pushed the brake pedal yet. rest assured, after 2 pumps the fluid got any air out.
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how is there any other way to bleed the brakes other than to just let out enough fluid to make sure there is no air bubbles. if i was going to flush the whole system, i would use ate superblue yellow and remove all the blue fluid. why should i pump more than twice???
I like my set too. Altho, I have some issues with the one for the clutch slave. Sometimes it'll randomly leave air pocketed...especially if you don't open it wide enough. The stock bleeder is much less of a hassle.
Where'd you get the tube and baggie? I didn't find it on their site. Also, the site's kinda confusing on what size I need for my civic (EX 10.3" calipers). Thanks.
tube and baggy are listed on the speedbleeder site under products, i believe. they are overpriced but it is a one time purchase that makes the job even cleaner/easier.
i have the speedbleeders also.. I've learned that if your car isn't lowered, you can bleed them without even jacking the car up. Its easy and quick. I'm sure you can still do it if its lowered, but it'll be more painful .....
i give speedbleeders a
tj
i give speedbleeders a
tj
i try to spell it all out so even you we-todd's from nc/fl can understand how to do this stuff, haha!
sorry, i forgot to get my middle finger in there somewhere.
sorry, i forgot to get my middle finger in there somewhere.
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