One Man Brake Bleeder
#1
One Man Brake Bleeder
Any of you guys use a one man brake bleeder? I've bought cheap ones in the past that flat out didn't work. I'd like to get something that works and works well! I need to change out my brake fluid, stuff looks like Coke.
I had also through about speed bleeders so if anyone has used those I'd be curious how those work out as well.
Thanks in advance!
I had also through about speed bleeders so if anyone has used those I'd be curious how those work out as well.
Thanks in advance!
#2
Dont have speed bleeders but I have MightyVac or MiniVac. Something like that. I've had it at least ten years and it works great for bleeding brakes or clutches. I did just recently replace the tubing but that is to be expected after this long. I made the tubing extra long so it can be hooked to the back brake caliper and I can stand up front and keep the fluid full.
#3
Dont have speed bleeders but I have MightyVac or MiniVac. Something like that. I've had it at least ten years and it works great for bleeding brakes or clutches. I did just recently replace the tubing but that is to be expected after this long. I made the tubing extra long so it can be hooked to the back brake caliper and I can stand up front and keep the fluid full.
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i've been using the Phoenix Injector Pro Reverse Bleeder System for the past 4 years now. it's super easy to use and has a number of functions that can be applied.a little on the expensive but will last you a lifetime.
#10
I thought about buying Russell Speed Bleeders and some tubing to make it a one man job instead of using pressure/vacuum kits. Then I read the H2's already have one way bleeder screws...can anyone confirm this? I don't want to blow the money on the speed bleeders if we already have them!
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