Speed Bleeder Bleed Screws, 1/4-28
Speed Bleeder Bleed Screws, 1/4-28
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Speed Bleeder Bleed Screws, 1/4-28

  • Designed to be a direct replacement for the bleeder assembly in your caliper.
  • Enables brake bleeding to truly becomes a one-man operation
  • 1/4"-28 thread pitch
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1/4"-28

3/8"-247/16"-2010mm-1.5

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Universal Fit, Steel, Zinc Plated, 1/4"-28 Thread Pitch

  • Designed to be a direct replacement for the bleeder assembly in your caliper.
  • Enables brake bleeding to truly becomes a one-man operation
  • 1/4"-28 thread pitch
  • Made from steel and zinc plated for added corrosion protection
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Key Specs

MFG. Part #SB1428
BrandGoodridge
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Goodridge SB1428 Details

The Speed Bleeder is a direct replacement for the bleeder assembly in your disc brake caliper or drum brake wheel cylinder. This makes brake bleeding truly a one-man operation. Simply "crack" the bleeder loose, pump the brakes, then close the bleeder. 

Sold in pairs.

Read more about bleeding brakes in our tech article, How To Bleed Your Brake Lines.

Also available in 3/8-24, 10mm-1.5, and 7/16-20 thread sizes.

 

Goodridge SB1428 Specifications

KEY SPECS
MFG. Part #SB1428
BrandGoodridge
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Material TypeSteel
FinishZinc Plated
Sold in QuantityEach
Thread Pitch1/4"-28

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Wilwood one man bleeders

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I've used these on my car in the past at the track to save time . I'm currently using Wilwood calipers all the way around on my 79 Camaro and decided this would be the best option to bleed the brakes . They work great and I would recommend them to anyone building a car by themselves or to someone who doesn't have competent help , lol !!! Remember to add a hose going to a bottle or pan when bleeding brakes and everything will work out great !!!

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Will any of the speed bleeders work in a '60s GM rear wheel cyl?

by Walt

• 10 years ago

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Will this bleeder screw work in a 1940 Ford? [617-3959]

by Byron

• 13 years ago

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