Brake Speed Bleeder

karstic · Jul 14, 2004

Anyone here use these?

http://www.speedbleeder.com/

burntkat · Jul 14, 2004

yup. They rock.

OT · Jul 14, 2004

Why not just use a valve stem with a small hose clamp? That's how I bleed my brakes by myself.

karstic · Jul 14, 2004

Terry

Could you elaborate?

OT · Jul 14, 2004

karstic said:
Terry

Could you elaborate?

Air goes in the tire valve stem only one direction. So, put one, valve cap end, in a clear tube and put a small hose clamp on it. Now crack open the factory bleeder and jump in and pump slowly. I use a long enough hose so as to place the catch jar up high. This way you can see when the air bubbles stop. Simple.

GI-John · Jul 14, 2004

Okie Terry said:
Air goes in the tire valve stem only one direction. So, put one, valve cap end, in a clear tube and put a small hose clamp on it. Now crack open the factory bleeder and jump in and pump slowly. I use a long enough hose so as to place the catch jar up high. This way you can see when the air bubbles stop. Simple.

Great Idea! :farmer:

karstic · Jul 15, 2004

Okie Terry said:
Air goes in the tire valve stem only one direction. So, put one, valve cap end, in a clear tube and put a small hose clamp on it. Now crack open the factory bleeder and jump in and pump slowly. I use a long enough hose so as to place the catch jar up high. This way you can see when the air bubbles stop. Simple.

Ok that's what I thought. I just wanted to make sure. Thanks.

rngrfrd2000 · Jul 15, 2004

i use a vaccum created by a tool i bought at auto zone

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