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Replace bleed valves anyway

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I guess in reality, you don't need speed bleeders if you are using the power bleeder but I wanted to replace the bleed valves anyway.

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Replace brake lines

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I will probably replace the brake lines with stainless.

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Use many tines

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Not a very expensive tool you will use many tines on a Porsche and other cars.

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Use power bleeder

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Lots of reasons most shops use a power bleeder.

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I guess in reality, you don't need speed bleeders if you are using the power bleeder but I wanted to replace the bleed valves anyway.

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Use stick

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Kind of hard to use a stick to do a full brake line flush

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Replace bleed valves anyway

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I guess in reality, you don't need speed bleeders if you are using the power bleeder but I wanted to replace the bleed valves anyway.

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Replace brake lines

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I will probably replace the brake lines with stainless.

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Use many tines

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Not a very expensive tool you will use many tines on a Porsche and other cars.

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Use power bleeder

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Lots of reasons most shops use a power bleeder.

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I guess in reality, you don't need speed bleeders if you are using the power bleeder but I wanted to replace the bleed valves anyway.

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Use stick

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Kind of hard to use a stick to do a full brake line flush

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Use these

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I used to see a lot of guys using these on 944's that would swear by them.

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POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

I couldn't find the specs for the Speed Bleeder for the 98 Boxster. the company website didn't list the 98 so I called the company and I was told the correct part number is SB1010S. Same as for a 911. I've used them many times before and was always satisfied. I can't get anyone to walk 100' to the garage and pump the brakes. Yes, I bought the pressure bleeder also.

POST 2Original post

Quotes source post: 638921

Another person and or the other fancy stuff is great. But all you really need is a piece of broom handle cut to the right length. Pump the brake up then wedge the broom handle between the brake pedal and the front edge of the seat. Open the bleeder for a second or two close the bleeder repeat. I have done it that way for 50+ years. Never had an issue.

POST 3 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

I had a fancy spring loaded pole from Griots years ago to bleed the brakes and clutch. I like the speed bleeders. After just doing IMS, clutch and engine mounts on a car I haven't driven yet, this is not a big deal. I will probably replace the brake lines with stainless. this car is almost 22 years old and was cared for but certainly not pampered.

POST 4Original post

Or get a power bleeder and then you don't need a stick

POST 5Original post

Quotes source post: 638946

Or get a stick and then you don't need a power bleeder. And sticks are cheaper.

POST 6Original post

I used to see a lot of guys using these on 944's that would swear by them. Personally I'll still with my motive bleeder, always gets the job done quick.

POST 7Original post

Quotes source post: 638948

To each his own. Kind of hard to use a stick to do a full brake line flush With a power bleeder, you can jack the car up, take off all 4 wheels and bleed all corners very easily. Not a very expensive tool you will use many tines on a Porsche and other cars. Lots of reasons most shops use a power bleeder.

POST 8Original post

I just bled the brakes on my '99 after removing the calipers for paint. I bought the power bleeder and new speed bleeders. I guess in reality, you don't need speed bleeders if you are using the power bleeder but I wanted to replace the bleed valves anyway. It all worked splendidly and I had the system bled in just a few minutes.

POST 9Original post

Quotes source post: 638987

Yup. Power bleeder is the way to go

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