Speed bleeder part numbers?

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ralstig215

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2013 Mazda 2

• May 4, 2015

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Does anyone have the part numbers for speed bleeders for our cars? I have searched but couldn't find any info. Russell nor Speed bleeder have the info on their site.

Thanks

 

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Camshaft

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2011 Mazda2

• May 5, 2015

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I can personally vouch for the fact that the part number listed in NAPA's catalog is incorrect. I'm very interested in finding the correct speed bleeder as well...

 

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ralstig215

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2013 Mazda 2

• May 6, 2015

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Still don't have the right ones, but our front bleeders are the same as the 09-11 Rx-8 rears.

Our rear bleeders are unique to our car.

Edit:

After doing some more research. Our front bleeders share the same part number as the 2009-2011 Rx-8; GP9B-33-691. The 2003-2008 have a different part number; F151-33-691. But, when I google it, it shows they are the same part. http://www.jimellismazdaparts.com/products/SCREW--BLEEDER/1879830/GP9B33691.html

The fronts should be:
Speed bleeder SB1010
Russell 639560

Now to find out what size the rear bleeders are.

 

Last edited: May 7, 2015

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Camshaft

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2011 Mazda2

• May 6, 2015

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ralstig215 said:

Still don't have the right ones, but our front bleeders are the same as the 09-11 Rx-8 rears.

Our rear bleeders are unique to our car.

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Thank you!

I'm planning on a rear disc conversion anyway.

 

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flatlander937

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'11 Mazda2 Sport

• May 23, 2015

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Be careful with speed bleeders you need to seal the threads 100% or else it will suck air into the system.

IMO the Motive power bleeder is the way to go for one person operation.

 

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skullsroad

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Mazda 2

• May 23, 2015

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Happen to know which cap we need for the Motive?

 

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flatlander937

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'11 Mazda2 Sport

• May 23, 2015

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Check this PDF. Says to measure the inner diameter and go to a link to determine which it needs.

I just borrow a friend or my wife to bleed the brakes once a year.


Edit: our cap part number DR614355Y is unique to the Mazda2. Doesn't interchange with anything else for reference. Gotta measure as per motive's guide.

I'd venture to guess #1107/1117 is what we need.


http://www.motiveproducts.com/CAPS.html


Edit: I bought kit #108 which includes cap #1108 which fits.

 

Last edited: Aug 8, 2016

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eyeballs

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2012 Mazda 2 Touring SG 5MT

• Aug 8, 2016

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Wish I would've seen this when I ordered my motive stuff awhile back. For some reason I was thinking the miata clutch reservoir cap would fit the 2, and when I tried it yesterday I found it will not fit. Mittyvac kit from HF thankfully worked well (to pull some fresh fluid through), though I wouldn't trust it after changing a brake system part since it's impossible to tell if any air is in the lines.

 

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flatlander937

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'11 Mazda2 Sport

• Aug 8, 2016

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eyeballs said:

Wish I would've seen this when I ordered my motive stuff awhile back. For some reason I was thinking the miata clutch reservoir cap would fit the 2, and when I tried it yesterday I found it will not fit. Mittyvac kit from HF thankfully worked well (to pull some fresh fluid through), though I wouldn't trust it after changing a brake system part since it's impossible to tell if any air is in the lines.

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Thanks for bumping the thread... I bought a power bleeder and cap #1108 is the one that fits. Yep. A GM cap adapter. (hand)

I'm going off of my Amazon order history, I'll double check next time I'm at my parents' house where my tools are at to be 100% sure and edit if needed.

 

Last edited: Aug 8, 2016