T56 Release Bearing Remote Bleeder
T56 Release Bearing Remote Bleeder
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T56 Release Bearing Remote Bleeder

  • Bleeding the hydraulic clutch system on a 97+ GM T56 transmission is whole lot easier with this remote bleeder kit
  • Choose from 6" to 48" flexible line length to position the bleeder in your desired location
  • Stainless steel braided hose remains flexible while providing excellent abrasion resistance
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  • Bleeding the hydraulic clutch system on a 97+ GM T56 transmission is whole lot easier with this remote bleeder kit
  • Choose from 6" to 48" flexible line length to position the bleeder in your desired location
  • Stainless steel braided hose remains flexible while providing excellent abrasion resistance
  • Mounting bracket 91031309 can be used to securely attach the bleeder end of the hose
  • Fits T56 transmissions in '98 to '02 Camaro & Firebird, '97 to '04 Corvette, and '04 to '06 Pontiac GTO
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Bleeding a hydraulic system with the stock 97+ GM T56 bleeder isn't something to look forward to.  Crawling under the car and trying to keep brake fluid off new paint is nearly impossible!  This bleeder kit replaces the bleeder screw on your LS1 F-Body, 04-06 Pontiac GTO, or C5 Corvette throwout bearing, and allows you to remotely bleed the system away from the tight quarters of the transmission tunnel.  

Our lines range from 6-48" allowing you to select the length that will work best for your project. Part number 910-31309 can be used as a bracket to attach the end of the bleeder hose to a firewall or floor pan.

Fits T-56 throwout bearings off the following applications:

  • 98-02 LS1 F-Body
  • 97-04 C5 Corvette
  • 04-06 Pontiac GTO

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

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BrandSpeedway Motors
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Fitting End A10 mm-1.5
Fitting End B1/8" NPT
Outer BraidStainless
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Ratings & Reviews

4.7

60 Reviews

Overall Assessment

Customers immensely appreciate the product for simplifying bleeding tasks, emphasizing its practicality and efficient performance. The product is particularly valued for its quality, making clutch bleeding accessible, easy, and a one-man operation. Users noted the convenience of being able to bleed the clutch without having to get under the car. The product has been praised for its effective functionality in various applications and setups, such as T56 transmission and LS swaps. It's acknowledged as a reliable and cost-effective alternative to OEM bleeding. The product's straightforward installation process and range of length options contribute to its usability. Despite few concerns about mounting and fitting issues, the product is widely recommended for its simplified bleeding operation, high-quality construction, and beneficial attributes.

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Most Liked Positive Review

5.0

Best bang for your buck

I have this on My Gm application T56 and mounted to the trans itself with a small aluminum tab that I fabricated, I purchased the smallest length 8" I believe perfect for attaching to the trans, 10" would work as well. I will say this as nicely as possible. DO YOURSELF A FAVOR AND INSTALL THIS WITH TRANS OUT OF CAR. I struggled for quite a bit of time to get this installed while it was in car, I didn't have much room to work and had to make custom tools to tighten the fittings while in car. No complaints other than bleeder hole could be a little larger. I like how easy it is to bleed the clutch now.

Most Liked Negative Review

3.0

Works so far, but I have reservations

Well, this thing seems to work for now, in that I am able to bleed GM's lousy slave cylinder design on the C5 Corvette. However, I have serious reservations regarding the design on this remote bleeder. The hose is crimped to a 3AN female fitting. This fitting gets screwed to a 3AN male/10mm male adapter. The 10mm end gets threaded into the slave cylinder in place of the stock bleeder screw. Unfortunately, the length of the 3AN/10mm adapter, plus the 3AN female fitting, plus the crimp is--IMO--too long. This length causes the hose to bend against the transmission tunnel. I'm not sanguine about the longevity of this situation. A far better design would be to use a 10mm banjo bolt, through a 45º banjo fitting (like the Russell R4055C) into the slave. The 3AN hose could then be threaded onto the banjo fitting. I think it would only add $5 to the cost of the kit and be far superior, at least for C5s--can't say about the F-body or GTO.

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5.0

2 months ago

Jerry Long

Scottsdale

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Worked Great

Would Recommend

I would buy again

5.0

5 years ago

Jordan GMC

Fremont NE.

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Works perfect

Would Recommend

Awesome product, would buy again !

5.0

5 years ago

Carter

New Jersey

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Use this on my 5.3 / t56 magnum swapped bmw e36! Works great !

I would buy again

5.0

5 years ago

Jim

Pleasanton Ca

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A great package for a t56 bleeder

Would Recommend

I would buy this product again.

5.0

5 years ago

Redviperguy

Omaha

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Works as stated

I would buy this any day

5.0

5 years ago

Gto jer

Plains pa

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Great alternative to oem bleeding

Would Recommend

Fit perfectly on my Aisin AR5

5.0

5 years ago

Mike

Florida

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Used this on my Colorado AR5 used on my 1.5JZ swapped Cressida (yes its a major Frankenstein build). Worked perfect with the factory Colorado release bearing and the length was perfect for my application. Would totally recommend

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Yes fits great

5.0

5 years ago

Anthony Thompson

Oklahoma City Oklahoma

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Once product is installed I don't have to get under car to bleed anymore

Would Recommend

Remote bleeder

5.0

6 years ago

Gdouble

Wisconsin

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Worked out great for a 66 Chevelle LS / T56 swap. Used the 12" bleeder and made a plate that attached it to the side of the trans to mount the valve.

Would Recommend

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Exactly what I needed to get my engine/trans swap on its way

5.0

6 years ago

Jacobyflynn

Johnstown, PA

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Good product, does exactly what I needed it to do. lots of length options as well which would be solid for other possible scenarios I could've faced.

Would Recommend

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Questions & Answers

10 Questions • 15 Answers

What size hose is the t56 bleeder line . An 4 or an 3?

by Mike

• 8 years ago

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Any suggestions on what tool i can use for the 1/8" bleeder screw, thanks.

by Joe

• 9 years ago

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On one of the reviews a customer stated that the product was not assembled, does this kit require assembly or does it already come assembled?

by Jason

• 9 years ago

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Is the bleeder the top or the bottom one??

by Nick

• 10 years ago

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You mentioned speed bleeder part #6173954 would fit. That is 1/4-28 threads. That will fit the 1/8 npt fitting from this kit?

by Eric

• 10 years ago

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Will this remote bleeder work with GM Part # 24264182 (slave cylinder) out of the box without purchasing adapters?

by John

• 11 years ago

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What speed bleeder part number fits this?

by Derrell

• 13 years ago

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does this have the one way check valve /speed bleeder on the end or just a nipple

by nuknuk

• 13 years ago

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Will this fit a 2006 Corvette LS7 T56?

by 54inches

• 14 years ago

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Can this be installed with out removing the transmission?

by smoorenc

• 15 years ago

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