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Guy's doing a little brake work and got my speed bleeders in today, could some one tell me how these work,hope this is not to stupid of a question.THANKS!
They are basically a one way valve. Simple to install, just remove your old bleeder valves, and replace with the new ones. Then when you go to bleed the brakes, you won't need to keep cracking the valve open, and re-closing it. You just crack it open, and leave it open until you're finished with that line, then close the valve.
They really make bleeding brakes a lot easier for one person, especially if you have a vacuum bleeder. Just remember to keep the resevior topped off, so no air gets in the system.
They are basically a one way valve. Simple to install, just remove your old bleeder valves, and replace with the new ones. Then when you go to bleed the brakes, you won't need to keep cracking the valve open, and re-closing it. You just crack it open, and leave it open until you're finished with that line, then close the valve.
They really make bleeding brakes a lot easier for one person, especially if you have a vacuum bleeder. Just remember to keep the resevior topped off, so no air gets in the system.
Also helps to have some type of collector hooked up to the bleeder like this.