Bleeding fluid gizmos
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Bleeding fluid gizmos
Need to replace brake and clutch fluids. Which means I need some sort of bleeding kit. Ive seen some cheap *** gizmos on ebay etc that look like the only thing they are good for is drinking a soda, and on the other hand Ive seen $500 power vacuums.
Soooo: can anybody refer an affordable yet effective kit to bleed and replace my fluids? Also, anything I need to be aware of for the procedure? Already trolled DIY section and didnt find anything on fluid bleeding. Thanks a lot.
Soooo: can anybody refer an affordable yet effective kit to bleed and replace my fluids? Also, anything I need to be aware of for the procedure? Already trolled DIY section and didnt find anything on fluid bleeding. Thanks a lot.
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RE: Bleeding fluid gizmos
Mityvac at sears is only $35. MITYVAC Absolute great product.
You can change the fluid just by using the levers and being careful but if you suck up just one bubble or let the reservoir run dry you'll have to use a vacuum pump. The master cylinders on our bikes are pu$$ies
You can change the fluid just by using the levers and being careful but if you suck up just one bubble or let the reservoir run dry you'll have to use a vacuum pump. The master cylinders on our bikes are pu$$ies
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RE: Bleeding fluid gizmos
ORIGINAL: slowpoke
I think Averagejock means a hydraulic clutch which uses brake fluid.
ORIGINAL: Tahoe SC
no need for a clutch bleeder...uses the same as the engine oil. just change your oil!
no need for a clutch bleeder...uses the same as the engine oil. just change your oil!
we hondas mang!