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Originally Posted by cmcfaul
even with pressure bleeding, once the bleeder screw is opened air will get in through the threads, yes?
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Shouldn't, since with a pressure bleeding system (or bleeding the old fashioned way) there isn't normally a vacuum acting on the bleeder. I suppose some brake fluid could seep out the threads, but this won't introduce air into the system.
Re: speed bleeders, I tried them once and killed almost an entire day at the track chasing air in the system. Luckily I'd brought my old bleeders - put them back in, no more issues.