[97TT6SP]

I know this is a mundane question but what tubing size (ID ) do I use to slip on my bleeder screw in order to bleed my brakes (adding SS steel brake lines this weekend)?

Thanks :bigthumb:

 

[MKIV_Aspirant]

I know this is a mundane question but what tubing size (ID ) do I use to slip on my bleeder screw in order to bleed my brakes (adding SS steel brake lines this weekend)?

Thanks :bigthumb:

I used the bleeder from Griots Garage, so whatever size it was.
http://www.griotsgarage.com/catalog.jsp?&SKU=85700

Great pic of your car - we have the same car (green, 97, 6spd).

Kev

 

[94suprattmd]

Also you might want to invest in some speed bleeders (www.speedbleeder.com)
I just recently bled my brakes for the first time and for $35 i was able to get everything neccessary to bleed the brakes BY MYSELF in 20 minutes. They really made the job a lot easier.

 

[98mkiv]

you could just use 1/4 ID tubing and be fine. You can use smaller tubing if you want to as well, as long as it is flexible stuff.

 

[jam98tt]

here is another.
http://www.motiveproducts.com/

 

[97TT6SP]

For the record, I bought 1/4" ID tygon tubing and it doesn' t fit. 3/8" ID is the way to go.