brake bleeding kit
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brake bleeding kit
Doing a little research on what would be a good one. What's everybody using? Unfortunately I tend to read a lot of reviews on amazon and it seems that every kit on there has a huge amount of bad reviews. I used to do it old school with a large syringe and tubing, but just want something a bit easier now. Was looking at mityvac but the reviews were horrible. Isn't there anything of quality/american made anymore? Even snap-on/matco seem to have let the lesser ones slide.
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Pull out the master cylinder first, refill, flush system.
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Ive got/had a number of different bleeder tools, including some nice pressure bleeders.
i come back to a jar and a bit of clear tubing, over and over again. It works better than anything else, except for perhaps one of my pressure bleeders.
its cheap, very effective, not overly fast, and not messy.
i come back to a jar and a bit of clear tubing, over and over again. It works better than anything else, except for perhaps one of my pressure bleeders.
its cheap, very effective, not overly fast, and not messy.