i need one to bleed my clutch and having trouble finding one

 

Harbor Freight, O'Rielly Auto Parts, amazon.com.

I'm sure there are others.

 

Bought mine at my local Sears, I HIGHLY suggest using one for bleeding the clutch. It was $30, and took me 30 seconds to bleed my clutch.

 

autozone both sells and has them as a loaner tool

 

thanks looks like i got places to go even though i didnt find it at the zone

 

Semi-off-topic: I'm assuming it would be pointless to use one of those for bleeding my clutch if I have a Tick Performance speed bleed one-way check valve? I'm used a mityvac to bleed my brakes but never have used one for clutch fluid.

 

I should have got that remote bleeder kit...oh well

 

It would be hard to be easier than the Mity Vac way. It took me a little longer than 30 seconds, but it was mess-free and didn't require being in two places at the same time.

 

I never even used the bleeder on the slave cylinder, i just used the mityvac and it works perfect. Here's the write-up I followed:


http://www.performanceworks1.com/ls1...h_bleeding.htm

 

The reason I asked is because you don't have to be in two places at once with the Tick bleeder either. You just open the valve which is connected to a long line that you feed up into the engine compartment, then push on the clutch pedal a few times until there is no more air, then close up the valve.

 

So, did you find one?

 

nope...did it the old fashion way, works fine lol but messy
now my problem is a broken spark plug wire. anyone here got one sittin around they dont need?