Russell 639610 Import Speed Bleeder

11mm wrench, replaced originals without modification. Threads coated with grip/anti-leak compound.

Bought these for my 2003 Acura RSX Type S and was able to switch them out and do a complete flush with Motul RBF600 fluid in about 30 minutes. I wasn't a believer at first but these are well worth the investment. No mess or issues! I also own a Motive Power Bleeder and a Mityvac. This setup is by far the easiest and fastest. Well worth the investment for anyone who does not have a compressor in their garage to use other methods. I change my fluid often and should have gotten these a long time ago!Beware, do not over tighten these once they are seated. Most of the issues I have read about were because people over torqued them and ended up damaging the base or cross-threading them. Turn them in with an 11mm wrench slowly until you feel it bottom out in the caliper. A quarter turn after that will tighten them down enough to seal perfectly.

Bought these for my 2003 Civic Si w/ RSX Type-S brakes. Both vehicles use the same bleeder screw so the fact I have upgraded brakes is irrelevant. These worked great though. I was able to swap out the old bleeder screws and bleed the system without the help of a second person. The only thing to note is that these have a thread sealant on them which requires a little more torque to properly tighten than is specified by the shop manual. I found this out when I though I had one tightened and it squirted fluid out of it when I was trying to bleed the next caliper. Re-tightened with more tourque and it was fine. They also require an 11mm wrench/socket vs. the oem 10mm. Make sure you have an 11mm wrench/socket in your tool box.

IMO, The only way to bleed brakes. I subtracted one star because this delivery required a signature which caused the delivery to be late so I was without a working car for an extra week. I’m not sure why such an inexpensive product required a signature.

It took less than 30 minutes to install all for Speed Bleeders and I can now bleed all four calipers in about 30 minutes. I now have these Speed Bleeders on both cars so I have the reassurance that I have fresh clean brake fluid regardless of which car I drive.

When used properly, they are hard to beat.

used on 95 integra. - Used to go to work anytime I needed to flush my brake fluid. (access to compressor / pneumatic bleeder). Needless to say that was always a hassle. Last time I used pneumatic bleeder to flush / closed MC cap then installed these... I'm able to flush fluid within minutes with no extra tools besides a small line of 1/4 id hose and a bottle. Simple. Easy. Fast.

This fits my 2013 Civic Si rear calipers even tho Amazon says it doesn't fit. M10x1.25 is the size for the rears

If this review provides the info you need before buying, please consider marking it "Helpful", as that's very helpful for reviewers!Speed bleeders kick butt! If you've never used them, I highly recommend them. I use them in all my cars, because they're such a cheap and easy way to make bleeding brakes faster, easier, and a one man job. The internal check valve means all you need to do is attach your hose to the bleeder (with the other end immersed in a bottle of brake fluid), crack open the speed bleeder screw 1/4 turn, and start pumping the brake (or clutch), and make sure to keep your reservoir full. So quick and easy!

Russell Speedbleeders are amazing. Put them in is easy, and bleeding brakes is super quick and easy too. Check up on the actual Russell speed bleeders site to make sure you get the right one for your vehicle. These it perfect on my 2003 Acura RSX.