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Old 04-23-2013   #5
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Re: Bleeding brakes/clutch

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Originally Posted by Jason@DB View Post
I made one a few years back. I'll check my tool box tonight to see if I have it still.
Thanks.

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Originally Posted by 93gtpeater View Post
Why don't you you do it the old way? Have one person pump and another person open the valve.
Sometimes I don't wanna wait for someone or bother my wife with it, but I can.

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I plan on getting some of these. I've always wanted to try them, so I think this project is the one that will get them.

http://www.russellperformance.com/mc...domestic.shtml


Not sure if this is quite what you are talking about, but either way it should make quick work of bleeding the brakes/clutch
It's like that but you can put it inline in a hose then attach that hose to your factory bleeder. I've just heard a few horror stories about those things and I figured I can buy one check valve for the hose and use it on clutches/brakes on multiple cars.
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