Much has been said here over the years about the difficulty of brake and clutch bleeding.
Has anyone else tried these?
I fitted some a while back and have never found bleeding easier.
I had forgotten about them until bleeding my new calipers last night. Do both at once, one hand, no mess ( clear plastic tube from bleeder into cup) piece of cake and only $15 a pair.
Noel
Bleeding brakes
doesn't have
to be hard.....
I had to remove the URL, there was something dodgy about it, will try again.
Here we go.
(http://www.russellperformance.com/mc/speed/img/main_bleeder.jpg)
who makes them? what size are the treads? where can i get them? thanks
Quote from: 427 chevelle on September 23, 2012, 07:16:54 AM
who makes them? what size are the treads? where can i get them? thanks
Just google "speed bleeders" (Automotive or Motorcycle) there appears to be several companies that make them and they have fitment charts.
I've been bleeding brakes for decades and these things are a Godsend.
Noel
thanks for the info,i will
:hi: 'Speed Bleeders' are just that :good: They are a great 'upgrade' to any ride...and make brake/clutch bleeding sooooo much easier/cleaner. :good2:
John.
Yep, been using these for a couple of years now, they do what they say, nice!