Anybody using this?

[AR]

Either this one or a similar one.

I am thinking of bleeding the fluid, and this look like an easier way than recruiting a volunteer.

http://www.machinemart.co.uk/shop/pr...brake-bleed-ki

[Dragonlady]

Handy bits of kit, but I wouldn't use Machine Mart, not the best quality products going.

[duncan]

Before you buy, whether this system or another, check that the supplied cap is compatible with the brake master cylinder reservoir cap from your car. You may find the 'standard' ones too small.

[AR]

I think I'll let gravity do the job!

[amo]

mate im off wed ring me and ill be over in a tick really not doin nowt wed
thx amo

[AR]

mate im off wed ring me and ill be over in a tick really not doin nowt wed
thx amo

Thanks for the offer mate, much appreciated, but not ready to give it a go yet. Plus with this weather!!!

[Senninha]

Either this one or a similar one.

I am thinking of bleeding the fluid, and this look like an easier way than recruiting a volunteer.

http://www.machinemart.co.uk/shop/pr...brake-bleed-ki

Hi Ary,

I believe Kaz uses a similar type device so may be worht a PM to find out whish one he has as it obviously works.....and knowing your luck with these things ......

regards,

Paul

[Bob Holmes]

Used one for years, you will need more air than a tyre can give you.

[AR]

Used one for years, you will need more air than a tyre can give you.

Good to know got a massive fitted air compressor, so it should be fine.

Thanks for the feedback.

Cheers,

AR

[forumadmin]

I have a Sealey one. To be honest I don't like using it. It didn't really suck fluid out that well. To be sure of the job being done properly I always end up doing it the old way.

I still use it, without air, as it makes a nice bottle, that can't be spilled over.