Rear Drum Bleading
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Rear Drum Bleading
What is the best way to compleatly bleed the rear drum brakes on our cars. Must be a stupid queston but I'm tired of a spungy pedel.
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preasure bleeder or vacuum bleeder, are you sure air is your problem?
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the best brake bleeding thing i ever bought...... speed bleeders.
they are a bleeder valve with a one way valve inside... all you do is loosen the bleeder, pump the pedal (while watching the fluid level) and then close the valve.
thats it.
it makes all 4 wheels by yourself a 20 min job... and they are 100% perfectly blead...
also it makes fluid changes a breeze....
you can order the earls ones thru summit racing (1 800 230 3030, http://www.summitracing.com/)
or for the orginal version from the man who invented them: http://www.speedbleeder.com/
there are some great pics of how they work at http://www.speedbleeder.com/ too....
they are a bleeder valve with a one way valve inside... all you do is loosen the bleeder, pump the pedal (while watching the fluid level) and then close the valve.
thats it.
it makes all 4 wheels by yourself a 20 min job... and they are 100% perfectly blead...
also it makes fluid changes a breeze....
you can order the earls ones thru summit racing (1 800 230 3030, http://www.summitracing.com/)
or for the orginal version from the man who invented them: http://www.speedbleeder.com/
there are some great pics of how they work at http://www.speedbleeder.com/ too....
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Originally posted by 87cam305
Nice. Do you know if you can get them at Auto Zone, Andavce, ect.
Nice. Do you know if you can get them at Auto Zone, Andavce, ect.
if you're in the charleston area, Parks Auto parts has a small speed shop that MIGHT have them...
but if you have to order them, might as well go thru summit.
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