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Old Apr 12, 2013
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Earl's Solo Bleeders

I have a 2003 civic ex. I'm looking to replace my old rusted bleeder screws with some earl's solo speed bleeders only thing is I cannot tell if they are compatible on the civics. On earl's application list 01-05 civics are not listed but I know the thread sizes I need for front and rear and they do make the bleeders in those sizes. I'm just not sure because they are designed to with the rear check spring if they will fit into my oem calipers or not. Anybody have any experience using these bleeders? And will they work on the 01-05 civics?

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Re: Earl's Solo Bleeders

I don't with them, but Speedbleeder.com (never used before) says they have em..
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Re: Earl's Solo Bleeders

I saw those on speedbleeder.com and Russell Speed Bleeders are pretty much identical but I like the design much better on the Earl's bleeders. They look much less prone to leaking over time. So I would prefer to use the Earl's if possible. It will probably just come to me having to buy a set and test them out. Just wanted to see first if anyone had used them on their civics and what result they had.
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Re: Earl's Solo Bleeders

I have ruslle speed bleeders for all for disc/calipers

They work wonders and its a true one man bleeding team. Not to mention you don't have to constantly open/close the bleeding valve like you do with normal speed bleeders.

I can flush my whole system myself in about 15 mins.
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Re: Earl's Solo Bleeders

I also have Russell speed bleeder vales on all my cars and bikes as well. And for about $13. Pair, you can't go wrong.
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