How does a Speed Bleeder make bleeding brakes easier?

A Speed Bleeder has a check valve built into the screw. This valve opens when you loosen the screw to let fluid out, and closes when pressure drops or you tighten it, preventing air from being sucked back into the system. This allows a single person to operate the brake pedal and manage the bleeding process alone.

What size is this bleeder screw?

This Goodridge Speed Bleeder screw has an M10x1.25 thread size and is 32mm long.

What is the benefit of a check valve in a bleeder screw?

The check valve ensures that air cannot be drawn back into the brake line when the bleeder screw is loosened and the brake pedal is released. This is crucial for effectively removing air from the brake system and achieving a firm pedal feel, especially when bleeding brakes by yourself.

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Brand: Goodridge
Part #: PBN512PSB

Goodridge Speed Bleeder M10x1.25 (32mm)

Name: Goodridge Speed Bleeder M10x1.25 (32mm)
Brand: Goodridge
SKU: goodridge-goodridge-speed-bleeder-m10x1-25-32mm-t14-785254
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Goodridge Speed Bleeder M10x1.25 (32mm). Makes bleeding your brakes a one-person job.

Key Features

Goodridge Speed Bleeder M10x1.25 (32mm) brake bleeder screw.
Features a built-in check valve to allow for one-person brake bleeding.
Prevents air from being drawn back into the brake system during bleeding.
Simplifies the brake bleeding process, saving time and effort.

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Product Details

Goodridge makes this M10x1.25 Speed Bleeder screw, which is 32mm long. This part is designed to make bleeding your brake system a lot simpler. Instead of needing two people to pump the brake pedal while you open and close the bleeder valve, these screws let you do it solo.

The way it works is pretty neat. It has a check valve built right into the screw. When you loosen it to let fluid out, the valve opens. Once you tighten it back up, or when the fluid pressure drops, the valve closes, preventing air from getting sucked back into the line. This means you can manage the fluid flow and pedal feel yourself, saving you time and hassle. Goodridge has been in the fluid transfer business for a long time, so they know how to make reliable parts for your braking system.