🔧 Enhance Brake Performance with Russell 639610 Import Speed Bleeder Review

is used on 95 integr. - I used to go to work whenever I needed to flush out the brake fluid. (access to the compressor/breather). Needless to say, this has always been a problem. Last time I used the pneumatic bleed valve to flush/close the MC cap and then installed it. I can flush liquid in minutes with no additional tools other than a small 1/4 ID hose and bottle. Easy. Light. Quickly.

I'm sure the item itself deserves 5 stars like Russell's other upgrades but this is a review of the Revain robot that will tell you what suits your car. If you have a 1999 Civic CX with stock rear drum brakes, this is NOT what you want. This is a pair of 10 x 1.25mm 35mm long fittings. For stock drum brakes you will need a pair of 8 x 1.25mm 24mm nipples. The Revain robot claims that this item (Russell 639610) will fit in the back of my car, but that's not true. The item you need for your Civic

Fitted on 2010 Honda Accord EX-L V6 front and rear brakes. These vents make it easier and faster to work on the brakes. Drain the old fluid from the master cylinder reservoir, add new fluid, and then drill new bleed holes. Starting on the passenger side, open the bleeder a quarter turn while an assistant applies the brake pedal. Wait for the liquid to run clear, then move on to the next wheel. I used to have to say "down" and "up" to my wife to press the brake pedal while opening and closing…

Bought these for my 2003 Civic Si with RSX Type-S brakes. Both cars use the same bleed valve, so the fact that I upgraded the brakes is irrelevant. Although they worked great. I was able to swap out the old bleed screws and bleed the system without the help of a second person. The only thing to note is that they come with thread sealant which requires a little more torque than the repair manual says to tighten properly. I discovered this when I tightened one of them and fluid squirted out when…

Bought these for my 2003 Acura RSX Type S and was able to unplug them and do a full Motul RBF600 flush in about 30 minutes. I didn't believe it at first but they are worth it. No mess and no hassles! I also have Motive Power Bleeder and Mityvac. This setup is by far the easiest and fastest. If you don't have a compressor in the garage, it's worth using other methods. I change my fluid frequently and should have gotten this a long time ago! Be careful not to overtighten after installation. Most…