Efficient Brake System Maintenance: Introducing the Cardone 10-5000MCB Brake Master Cylinder Bleeder Tool Review

Works great! When installing a new MC I used it to bleed before installation. I pumped liquid into 2 ports for the lines, only had to do this 3 times for each port. Then I used the traditional route with lines running from the ports back to the reservoir to make sure I was out of air. And after 5 pumps I made sure there was no air. When I told myself that the napkin works, I heard that doing it the traditional way can take a long time, so this napkin really saves a lot of time and effort.

This was the perfect syringe for my off road motorcycle brake bleed. I just installed new stainless steel brake lines so I was having trouble getting the air out of them. Everyone on the net told me to take an injection and try to bleed it again. It was one of the cheapest syringes I found so I decided to give it a try. I don't have to bleed my brakes often so if it worked a couple of times it was worth the money. He did a great job blowing the air out of my brake lines.

Helps with bleeding, but nozzle doesn't always seal tight when brake fluid is forced into ports. Sometimes air got into the rubber nozzle, causing the brake fluid to shake and bubble. I had to put a lot of force into the syringe to prevent that. Venting the syringe can also be extremely messy as the syringe handle is very sensitive to force, so be careful where you point the syringe. In general, this removes air faster and requires less physical labor than the traditional method of bleeding the