Just put in a new set of Russell speed bleeders. The whole project only took a half hour to do. WOW!!! I must of had air in the system, but most likely it was just old fluid. I pumped all the old stuff out using the right rear so as to flush it. These things are the best. about 12" of tubing, a mulk jug and a 8mm wrench is all that is needed. Put in some nice synthetic brake fluid, it is so tight now.

 

where do you get these
i am interested, or is it just a generic fit
??

 

Summitt Racing
http://store.summitracing.com/defaul...=egnsearch.asp

So easy to do.

 

Dadgum, that's nifty. Which one on that page fit your -SE?

 

A friend of mine has recently installed these, he's an industrial engineer, not a genius, but pretty smart (just schooling, book smarts). He flushes his brake/clutch fluid once a year to purge the moisture laden...fluid, possibly preventing early brake/clutch cylinder failure.

 

Its the model:RUS-639570. It is a must do on my list. Next will be the Stainless steel lines.

 

^^^hey those things are great. I was working to get the brakes bled on my 63 comet and could not for the life of me do it. And that was with another person helping out. I was down at the local automotive store and decided what the hell and gave it a shot. It took me 10 mins to do the whole thing. Oh yeah and that was by myself. To say the least I am a speed bleed fanatic!

 

i got speedbleeders a few years back on my 81 gsl and they kick ***!