Thought I'd add my $.03 again. I've got a pressure bleeder setup and a vacuum bleeder gathering dust on the shelf because I invested in a couple cards of SPEED BLEEDERS in the "HELP" section of most auto parts suppliers.
The vacuum bleeders suck air around the bleeder screw and the pressure bleeder makes a mess when you remove the cap to add fluid. BTW...a drop of brake fluid on a fender top will mess up your paint real fast. The speed bleeders have a coating to seal between the cylinder and the bleeder....I used 12 pumps on each wheel to completely fill and evacuate the new system....1/4" hose into peanut butter catch can. If it got any easier than this it would be a sin. SPEED BLEEDERS come 2 to a card for $9.00 and there are only 2 choices...coarse or fine thread and the fine thread works on the Chevy bolts.
However, if you like crawling around on the ground and taking an hour to "probably" properly bleed the brakes than you can ignore this post.
