clutch speed bleeder upgrade

[dirtybombastic]

I'm swapping out my clutch line on my 95 tsi fwd for a stainless unit, and I was told I should get a speed bleeder for the clutch cylinder. Has anyone else done this? And if so, what are your thoughts on this,and what size is required for my application?

 

[snowborder714]

Do it. And put them in your calipers if you can I have them on all calipers and the slave cylinder). Makes one-person bleeding extremely easy since the bleeders work as a check valve. You just crack them open 1/4 to 1/2 turn, then pump your clutch until you see no air coming out (while making sure to keep the master cylinder reservoir full), and then close it. Very easy!!

SB1010 is the model you need.

 

[Artago]

Sweet. I gotta get these too.

 

[AndrewD5418]

Are these stainless too so they don't rust and corode?

 

[turbosax2]

You can get them in stainless steel.

Normal:
Speed Bleeder Products, Inc SB1010 Speed Bleeder

Stainless steel:
Speed Bleeder Products, Inc SB1010-SS Speed Bleeder

 

[FORMONTOYA]

I also use Speed Bleeders on my calipers and slave cylinder. They've been on since 2004 without issue.


Makes life a whole lot easier as you no longer have to get your GF/wife out to do the push-hold-release-hold-etc, etc thing.

 

[SLOsClipse]

You can get them in stainless steel.

Normal:
Speed Bleeder Products, Inc SB1010 Speed Bleeder

Stainless steel:
Speed Bleeder Products, Inc SB1010-SS Speed Bleeder

do these also fit a 97' eclipse? also to replace the stock bleeders, easy as just simply screwing them off?.. or is there more to it?