speed bleeder? has anyone used them
like the topic says...has anyone used them? do you like them? i dont always have help from friends or the time to get them to help me so i was thinking bout getting some since my lines are filled with air and the pedal goes straight to the floor when on but will build pressure when the motor is off. thanks guys in advance.
Ive heard good things about them. Fortunately my fiancee likes helping. FYI if you have an O'Reilly's auto parts near-by they stock speedbleeders.
do you know what size i would need to buy for a dohc vtec del sol...it has on them a bleeder nut size of 8mm so im assuming that would be what i need but what about depth? 1cm? thanks
What's this for? The clutch bleeder?
SB8125L for the clutch slave
SB10125 for the brake calipers
http://www.speedbleeder.com/size.htm
SB8125L for the clutch slave
SB10125 for the brake calipers
http://www.speedbleeder.com/size.htm
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somebody please explain to me how speedbleeders make bleeding brakes a 1-man job? If you're sitting in the driver seat, how are you supposed to see the fluid flow coming out of each bleeder?
I've also read of several ITR guys chunking their speedbleeders due to failure.
I've also read of several ITR guys chunking their speedbleeders due to failure.
I'm using bleeders made by Earl's. They're one-way valves that are held closed with a spring unless fluid is being forced out. I haven't had any problems with them.
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