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Old August 15th 05, 02:20 PM
Tom Nakashima
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Default Bleeding brake lines 66 vw

Greetings,
what size tubing (ID) is used to bleed the brake lines for 66 vw?
thanks,
-tom


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Old August 16th 05, 01:43 AM
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Are you talking about flexible tubing to put on the bleeder screw? If
so, I think it's about 3/16. Pretty small.

I use some very soft and flexible clear tubing I got from Home Depot.
Found a 10 foot roll of it with the ice maker kits even though it says
do not use with ice makers. Go figure that one out. Anyway, it fits
neatly on the end of the bleeder screw and you can see the air bubbles
so you know pretty much when you can quit without asking your 12 year
old if they have good pedal. "what do you mean good pedal dad. It's a
pedal."

Good luck,
<><
TC

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Old August 16th 05, 02:59 PM
Tom Nakashima
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> wrote in message
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> Are you talking about flexible tubing to put on the bleeder screw? If
> so, I think it's about 3/16. Pretty small.
>
> I use some very soft and flexible clear tubing I got from Home Depot.
> Found a 10 foot roll of it with the ice maker kits even though it says
> do not use with ice makers. Go figure that one out. Anyway, it fits
> neatly on the end of the bleeder screw and you can see the air bubbles
> so you know pretty much when you can quit without asking your 12 year
> old if they have good pedal. "what do you mean good pedal dad. It's a
> pedal."
>
> Good luck,
> <><
> TC
>


I love the story, good one! yes, it is 3/16" tubing. I was beginning to
think, nobody bleeds their brakes anymore.
-tom


 




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