anyone knows how?

 

Don't? I dunno what you're trying to do, Kenny, but you just take the drain bolt off, let 'er drain. Put bolt back on, remove filler bolt, and fill'er up!

 

but the speed bleeder supposes to speed it up.

 

Link to product? I can't even imagine what it would do. The best thing to invest in is a big funnel and hose so you can fill the thing without spilling everywhere. A pump might be handy too, I just heat it up before filling so it pours like oil instead of a delicious DQ Blizzard.

 

http://www.motiveproducts.com

 

That's for brakes, my man, not tranny.

edit: I suppose you could take the cap off and use it to pump the transmission fluid in...

 

it said on the instruction that it can be use on tranny. But there isn't anything about how.

 

I'm with Hyperite. I don't know how in the heck you could speed up the tranny drain Blow into the fill hole while it is draining I suppose

The tranny just drains out the drain hole, that's it. That contraption you have there is so you don't have to keep stopping to fill up the brake fluid. If you had that contraption and speed bleeders you could bleed your brakes in a jiffy!

 

Actually, this IS for bleeding brakes. The pressure tank attaches to the reservoir and pumps new fluid in. Since it's presurized by the hand pump (and stays pressurized), you just open the bleed valves on the brakes and let it drain. It makes it so much simpler. I've got one

 

I think the instructions ment to say it could be used to blead Hydraulic Clutch Systems also Not actual Transmissions

 

I made my own version of that product. Works great on clutch hydraulics

 

OH IC
I was wonder how the hell that work with tranny