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davidbMember

I've had those speedbleeders for years. Great product. I always worry if its working properly and get out to check. But they have been flawless over the many years and using clear plastic tubes and bags you can easily identify the old from the new fluids and check your progress.

Before I got them I relied on my youngest daughter to help with that task. She learned to drive on a standard and was always impressed with the weight of a Pantera clutch compared to her ricer.

Once when she was away I asked a 20 something carnut neighborhood kid to help. But he had a hard time understanding the 3 pedals

7/2/164:57 PM

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