From: Liberty Krueger (libertyk@bellatlantic.net)
Date: Mon Dec 16 2002 - 09:32:36 PST
You install a piece of clear plastic tubing on the end of the bleeder and
run the other end into a pan or small jar. Pump the brakes a couple of times
and then look at the plastic tubing. There will be air bubbles in the
tubing. Pump the brakes some more and so on until there are no air bubbles
in the tubing. Tighten the bleeder and remove the tubing. Don't forget to
top off the reservoir when your done.
> I followed the link to Speedy Bleeder and read their pitch. I'm curious
> about how this makes bleeding brakes a one man job instead of two?
>
> If I read it correctly, you install the product and loosen it 1/4 to 1/2
> turn, then pump the brake pedal until air bubbles are gone. Assuming I am
> bleeding my brakes alone, how am I to see whether bubbles exist at that
> wheel cylinder or not from the cab of the truck?
>
> It must work, else y'all would not be endorsing it so but.... what am I
> missing?
>
>
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