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I recently came across these while replacing my front brake lines and thought I'd share. Basically they make bleeding brakes a one person job and saved my wife a lot of pumping. All you have to do is crack the bleeder a quarter turn and pump the brakes. It has a valve inside of it that opens and closes with each pump. Seriously it's the best 20 bucks I've ever spent on the car. Summit has them here - http://store.summitracing.com/partdetail...mp;autoview=sku Now I just have to find a good flaring tool that doesn't break after 1 use.
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Speed bleeders, they have some on ebay mostly for bikes. I'll probably get some for my bike when I get ready to rebuild the brakes. speed bleeders
Jeremy 67 326 coupetheoretically yes, but that's just a theory
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I'd shop around, those are expensive for two. Ames has them in their catalog for $22 - they're $9 from summit. I paid less than 20 for all four, they come in packs of two.
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Sprint will these fit front and rear break drums? I noticed they say front disc..My car has drums all around. This is a good product to have..
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