Review on 🔧 Motive Products 0107 Power Pressure Brake Bleeder: The Ultimate Solution for Brake Maintenance on Ford and Asian Cars and Trucks by Steven Brouillard

It is very simple and easy to bleed the brakes by hand. I have bled the brakes with bleeders, vacuum pumps and the old fashioned two man method, this bleed is by far my favorite method now. I bought this kit #0107 to use on my Ford Expedition 08, the adapter is initially stuck, I thought it was the wrong adapter at first, but all it takes is a bit of fiddling to fit and once install on the tank 45 degree tightening locks it in place. I marked my adapter with a silver pen marker so I can turn it on and off at 45 degrees. It requires some torque to loosen the adapter and I can't find a good grip with my hands so I found the channel locks worked great. The mark I put on the adapter helped me know the position of the cap so I didn't screw it too far in one direction. Don't bother buying a container to catch brake fluid, make your own using a water bottle and a length of 5/16 hose from a hardware store. Drill two holes in the bottle cap, one for a hose and a smaller one for venting, and you have a cheap bottle trap that will serve you for many years.