Speed Bleeder Screw
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Speed Bleeder Screw
Has anyone used speed bleeder crews? What do you think of them? I'm planning to install a set on my RX. Are they really effective bleeding the brakes as the manufacturer claims? What other one-man brake bleeder can anyone recommend?
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Originally Posted by LEXMICK
Has anyone used speed bleeder crews? What do you think of them? I'm planning to install a set on my RX. Are they really effective bleeding the brakes as the manufacturer claims? What other one-man brake bleeder can anyone recommend?
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The speed bleeder is the first phote DIY project I posted on Club Lexus.
You still need someone to observe bubbles during bleeding, or change of color when you during flushing. However, that helper don't need to open/close bleeder valve and coordinate with you for the "pump and bleed" method.
I used Motive Power pressure bleeder, work OK but it is using 10-12 psi of compressed air to force fresh fluid into the brake system. It defeats the purpose of bleeding/flushing: carbonate the fresh brake fluid while trying to get rid of air bubbles from the old fluid.
You still need someone to observe bubbles during bleeding, or change of color when you during flushing. However, that helper don't need to open/close bleeder valve and coordinate with you for the "pump and bleed" method.
I used Motive Power pressure bleeder, work OK but it is using 10-12 psi of compressed air to force fresh fluid into the brake system. It defeats the purpose of bleeding/flushing: carbonate the fresh brake fluid while trying to get rid of air bubbles from the old fluid.
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