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Has anyone here used this brake bleeder ?
Brake bleeder
Brake bleeder
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Ya that one is made by "Motive Power" amazon $79 Wally world $59. As a tech I also got their universal adapter kit. As it made the unit work on anything. Have had mine for 25 plus years. It is also "air operated" difference is no compressor needed. the handle is the "bicycle" pump to but the fluid under pressure. Amazon (I have found) is almost never cheaper (less expensive) and if it (whatever you order) comes damager or missing parts. The "RETURN NIGHTMARE" begins.Several members on this forum use this brake bleeder: Motive Products 0103 Power Bleeder Fits Late Model Chrysler Vehicles https://a.co/d/8E4lJiD
Let your fingers do the shopping online for the best price.Amazon (I have found) is almost never cheaper (less expensive) and if it (whatever you order) comes damager or missing parts. The "RETURN NIGHTMARE" begins.
That's the one I just bought. Saw it mentioned in another thread and thought I always wanted one.Several members on this forum use this brake bleeder: Motive Products 0103 Power Bleeder Fits Late Model Chrysler Vehicles https://a.co/d/8E4lJiD
Wow! I'd avoid your Amazon, at all costs.Ya that one is made by "Motive Power" amazon $79 Wally world $59. As a tech I also got their universal adapter kit. As it made the unit work on anything. Have had mine for 25 plus years. It is also "air operated" difference is no compressor needed. the handle is the "bicycle" pump to but the fluid under pressure. Amazon (I have found) is almost never cheaper (less expensive) and if it (whatever you order) comes damager or missing parts. The "RETURN NIGHTMARE" begins.
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Trick there for pretty much any brake bleeding other than gravity is to pull the bleeder out of the caliper, wrap the threads in teflon tape and reinsert.I never could get it to work well without pulling air through the screw.