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About LinkBacksSorta. I got a set of 4 and started in the rear. They went on no problem and when I got to the front the new bleeders were WAY TO BIG!!! The tip would go into the threaded hole but the threads were not going to come close. Anyone know why? My truck is a 6-2003 so it supposedly had the caliper upgrade at the factory. Maybe it didn't.....
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Russell Speed Bleeders installed....
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- 06-16-2012 09:00 PM #2 Re: Russell Speed Bleeders installed....
what part # did you get?
2005 Tundra DC Limited 4wd - Phantom Gray Pearl
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Re: Russell Speed Bleeders installed.... 639560
- 06-16-2012 09:27 PM #4 Re: Russell Speed Bleeders installed....
part # SB1010 for the early gen 1 fronts and all gen 1 rears
part # SB7100 for the later gen 1 fronts
http://www.speedbleeder.com/automobile_applications.htmLast edited by SuckersWalk; 06-16-2012 at 09:32 PM.
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Search for your answer. http://www.tundrasolutions.com/forums/1gen-tundra/106548-how-to-search-this-forum/ Originally Posted by Thundra04struck
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Re: Russell Speed Bleeders installed.... amazon sold it to me and sez: This product fits your 2003 Toyota Tundra Trim: SR5 Fitment Notes: Speed Bleeder; 10mm x 1 Thread; 35mm Length
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Amazon is not great with matching part numbers at least that's the experience I've had with them.
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Re: Russell Speed Bleeders installed.... Amazon knows about books; not about auto parts.
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Re: Russell Speed Bleeders installed.... the packaging is in the dump already so i can't return the two bleeders. anyone want them? pay for shipping from 92139 and they're yours.
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Re: Russell Speed Bleeders installed.... Don't forget....there's a fifth bleeder at the proportioning valve and it isn't the same size as the front or back brakes. I just ordered two new ones for the rear and one for the proportioning valve from the dealer to replace the rusted out ones. Originally Posted by 2003bajatundra4x4ac
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Re: Russell Speed Bleeders installed.... really?
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Re: Russell Speed Bleeders installed.... Yup, it's up top over the rear diff. Up by the brake proportion valve thing.
I would hope it's the same size as one or the other, I see there is no listing for it on that site. Now I want these. I'd bleed my brakes just for fun if I had these.Last edited by tundrunk; 06-18-2012 at 09:50 PM.
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Re: Russell Speed Bleeders installed.... I bought Speed Bleeders for my Corolla when I upgraded the brakes and did the rear-wheel disk conversion. They are a lot nicer than "Honey, can you come here and help me bleed my brakes....?"
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Re: Russell Speed Bleeders installed.... On the Russell website, they only list one part number for all Tundras 00-06 (front) and don't even list a part number for the rears.
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Re: Russell Speed Bleeders installed.... Go here instead.
They list the bleeders for the later Gen 1's and are a helluva lot cheaper that Russells.
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Re: Russell Speed Bleeders installed.... I've read that the speed bleeders tend to wear out quickly and don't seal properly after several bleedings. Just what I've read from a couple other general forums, so I decided to go with the original. Originally Posted by tundrunk
OP, here are the part numbers for the rear and proportioning valve (Toyota numbers). Maybe you can find the equivalent:
Rear Bleeder Plugs: 47547-12010
Proportioning Valve Bleeder Plug: 47547-27030
Rubber caps for Plugs (still called plugs): 31478-30010Last edited by jack mccarthy; 06-20-2012 at 11:00 AM.
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