marine_enlisted
1/2 ton status
Has anyone tried them? I saw them in the Help section at Autozone and thought about giving them a try with the rear disc swap. /forums/images/graemlins/ears.gif
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Speed Bleeder Screws.
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Resurrection_Joe
1 ton status
I have them, going to try them out today, will get back to you
They installed easy cheesy
They installed easy cheesy
stock93
Registered Member
I have them on my '71 914 and absolutely love them. They really do turn bleeding the brakes into a one man job.
John
John
Desert Rat
Fetch the comfy chair
I have them on all my cars/trucks and love them.
Hardcore
1/2 ton status
I put them on the front of my K5, haven't put the rears in yet. Work great, definately worth it since they are pretty cheap /forums/images/graemlins/thumb.gif
With the speedybleedies, I can now successfully bleed brakes.
I donno if I'm too impatient for gravity bleed or I'm an idiot, but I never managed before /forums/images/graemlins/laugh.gif
Well worth it. I remember paying ~$13 a pair a year or two back; what are they now?
-- A
I donno if I'm too impatient for gravity bleed or I'm an idiot, but I never managed before /forums/images/graemlins/laugh.gif
Well worth it. I remember paying ~$13 a pair a year or two back; what are they now?
-- A
marine_enlisted
1/2 ton status
I think they were $8 for a 2 pack. I'll be getting some tonight. Sounds like everyone that has tried them has had good luck with them.
69K5
1/2 ton status
i think i payed 11 dollars for mine and they are worth every penny.
69k5
69k5
Dont mean to hijack but what bleeders will I need, I have a dana 60 front and 77 3/4 front calipers for my 14 bolt. I have been having a heck of a time trying to find which ones fit my application. The guys at my parts stores are idiots and I have found no books to look up the right bleeders. Thanks guys
marine_enlisted
1/2 ton status
I am running a 90 Dana 60 and 76 3/4 ton calipers in back. I am using Motormite 12702 for the D60 and 12701 on the rear calipers. I paid $8.99 for a pack of 2 at my local Autozone. /forums/images/graemlins/thumb.gif
Resurrection_Joe
1 ton status
I used russel speed bleeders on My 60 and D44 calipered 15BFF
You need the 1" 3/8x24 and 1.5" 3/8x24
Longer ones go in the 60
You need the 1" 3/8x24 and 1.5" 3/8x24
Longer ones go in the 60
Hmm. I just tried the Help! ones and they didn't seem to work very well for me. I had my wife push the pedal so I could watch, and I could see little bubbles going back down the tube into the brakes when she released the pedal. It wasn't like it wasn't working at all, but the one way functionality was not perfect. Maybe it doesn't need to be?
I ended up just using them like a regular bleeder screw and kept tightening and loosening. I mostly got them because my old bleeder screws were all gummed up.
I ended up just using them like a regular bleeder screw and kept tightening and loosening. I mostly got them because my old bleeder screws were all gummed up.
unclematty
1/2 ton status
tell the morons behind the counter to "borrow" you the drawer holding the bleeders and take them out and find some that work, never trust the parts guy!!! /forums/images/graemlins/whistling.gif /forums/images/graemlins/hack.gif /forums/images/graemlins/weld.gif /forums/images/graemlins/grind.gif
