Question regarding bleeding brakes

josh18_2k · 11-28-2008, 04:32 PM

oh i got my bleeders at Baxter. i assumed autozone had them.
regardless, you can just get em at summit. same price, except you gotta pay shipping.
totally worth it!
everyone buy them lol
the sizes i posted are correct. i just wrote them down, took them into baxters, and they guy grabbed them for me from behind the counter.

LI- we mean it when we say keep at it. back when i bled my brakes the old fashioned way, it took me like half an hour to get one caliper done. and if you ever let the fluid level drop too low, the clock resets. its a bitch.
so to make sure the lines are clear, run at least a full reservoir, if not two, through each caliper with zero bubbles.

11-28-2008, 04:32 PM	#12
josh18_2k Rotary Fanatic Join Date: Feb 2008 Location: Gresham, OR Posts: 473 Rep Power: 18	oh i got my bleeders at Baxter. i assumed autozone had them. regardless, you can just get em at summit. same price, except you gotta pay shipping. totally worth it! everyone buy them lol the sizes i posted are correct. i just wrote them down, took them into baxters, and they guy grabbed them for me from behind the counter. LI- we mean it when we say keep at it. back when i bled my brakes the old fashioned way, it took me like half an hour to get one caliper done. and if you ever let the fluid level drop too low, the clock resets. its a bitch. so to make sure the lines are clear, run at least a full reservoir, if not two, through each caliper with zero bubbles. __________________ Last edited by josh18_2k; 11-28-2008 at 04:35 PM.