Any particular brand? I see Dorman and Russell. How about the caliper? There are different ones depending on engine size. Do you need them for the rear also or just the front?

I've used a Mitey Vac and the old fashioned way. The old fashioned way seems to work best on the fronts but I still seem to have a bubble. Brakes are good but a single extra pump makes them perfect. For the rear brakes I just let them pump out fluid for a while then close them. I do those first

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Actually, Speedbleeders is the brand name of the ones I have.

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At their site they have a notice that it's a registered trademark and no one can use it without their permission. But on Amazon there are all kinds of brands that use "speed bleeder", so either they are very generous in giving permission, have a lot of pending lawsuits for patent infringement or they aren't actively pursuing offenders; probably too expensive to do so.

On Amazon the picture for Russell Speed Bleeders is exactly the same as the one on the Speed Bleeder website. That's really odd, unless Russell is the original owner.

It's possible to order directly on the Speed Bleeder website. I'm done meddling with it for now; too cold. Maybe over the winter it will shake out that last bubble for a full pedal