Hilton

iTrader: (36)

Anyone that pulls a T56 for any reason should buy one of these. I'm still thrilled with mine and have put two in friends' cars. I'm at the point where I won't replace anyone's clutch unless they get one.

Troy

iTrader: (10)

Was all ready to put trans back in but decided to order one this weekend. Sounds like I should get it next week?

Thanks,
Troy

the_merv

iTrader: (88)

Got mine in and had it in for a while..took 15 min to completely bleed a bone-dry system(took it apart for Drill Mod), works great.

1999Z28

Why does anyone invest in these things when you can stick a mityvac on the master cylinder resevoir and bleed them in 15 seconds???

the_merv

iTrader: (88)

Damn.. if you are that hardcore about the Mityvac then buy one for everyone and we'll do that.

mikeagentorangeeornt

iTrader: (2)

Bleed it thru the master reservoir??? Not the best idea. Kinda like sucking on a straw with your finger over the end! The system still needs to be cracked open somewhere for that to work.

the_merv

iTrader: (88)

Yea.. you get a Bleeder extention like the ones we are talking about here..stick the end of it in some Brake Fluid and crack it a hair, and then use the VAC to suck on it.

1999Z28

I believe autozone will rent them, some people already own them.

I obviously see you've tried this method...
There are so many posts of people pumping and pumping and pumping the clutch and cracking the bleeder, getting nothing but fluid and still don't have a pedal. It's a million times easier to just stick it on the cap, pull a small vacuum, and pump the pedal a couple times and it'll suck all the air out.

slayerized6

iTrader: (12)

i got the tick speedbleeder but im sure this works in the same matter. everything can be done by one person with just a socket wrench. no getting on your back to open the blleder underneath the car. its simple as can be...takes 2 min to flush and bleed the system with the speedbleeder

JCS30TH

iTrader: (1)

how do you install?