Any Recommended Pressurized Brake Bleeders

[Thomas C Potter]

Sometime in the near future I will run new brake fluid through system as recommended. Anyone recommend a snap-on or clamp-on device for the top of the reservoir?? Other good methods??

TP

[sailsmen]

20+ years ago I was switching a car to Silicone brake fluid and SS lines the car had a proportional valve that made it diffucult to bleed.

I made one out of a reservoir cap, compressor and paint gun reservoir can. Worked really well.

[MENINBLK]

Sometime in the near future I will run new brake fluid through system as recommended. Anyone recommend a snap-on or clamp-on device for the top of the reservoir?? Other good methods??

TP

Being that a new ABS/TC Pump and Motor cost close to, if not more than $500,
and the ABS Master Cylinder, another $500,
I would elect to have my dealer mess this up instead of me.

[merc406]

Sometime in the near future I will run new brake fluid through system as recommended. Anyone recommend a snap-on or clamp-on device for the top of the reservoir?? Other good methods??

TP



Pick yourself up some Speed Bleeders made by Russell, the easiest and cheapest way to go.

[Thomas C Potter]

Thnx Merc406, look nifty, I'll give em a try!

[Warpath]

Pick yourself up some Speed Bleeders made by Russell, the easiest and cheapest way to go.

I tried those on my Cobra and they were not a perfect fit. They kept leaking. I kept tightening them. But, they always leaked. I eventually switched back to the OE bleeders. So far so good.

[wchain]

Mighty Vac has several, start at 30 bucks and go to 300. They all work fairly well.