🔧 8mm Mini Brake Fluid Clutch Bleeder Hose with 12 Point Wrench and Check Valve - Ideal for Brake Bleeding and Hydraulic Clutch Systems Review

Simply a great way to bleed the Miata's brakes and clutch. The one-way valve really works, seals the outlets well, doesn't get in the way too much. I liked it so much I got my son another one.

If the manufacturer changes the design of this tool and eliminates its shortcomings, then it will have potential. Apparently leaked brake fluid. it does NOT provide a perfect seal for the clutch bleeder valve (jet); Instead of helping, he interferes with the work and causes chaos. Do not worry. I returned mine.

I have a Street HD Street 750 and I braked a few times. I was planning to upgrade to a new master cylinder and caliper of the same model and wanted a new bleed tool. Less than five minutes to bleed and very light. I'm considering buying other sizes when I'm working on my family's cars. Great tool!

worked great on a car. good long flexible hose, similar to silicone. Rinse and dry after use. I have always done this with my previous disposable pumps without any problems. But when I tried bleeding on another car the following week, the valve froze, "closed," and the thing was unusable. I kept the hose and luckily it fits my old one way exhaust valve so I replaced his old cracked hose with a better hose from this unit. Maybe flushing the valve ruined it, I don't know.

I was a bit skeptical about this tool but when I received it it seemed well constructed. I was very impressed when I used it for the first time. I work as a forklift technician and bleeding the brakes is common and sometimes help is not possible but it can be done without help. I will say if you can get him to level up it will work. Finally, remember that this is a 12-point head. You may first need to loosen the bleed screw with a hex wrench to prevent you from removing it.

This works fine, but when I found that my front and rear calipers have different exhaust valve sizes, all you need is a pipe and a check valve. Noticing that my rear calipers had smaller exhaust valves, I put a box wrench on the valve, removed the tube from the Fit Tool and placed it onto the exhaust valve. I opened the exhaust valve, pressed the brake pedal and everything. You don't have to pay for a key if you have a set of keys. The Fit Tool is beautifully made and easy to use. I don't know…

Love it! While I'm sure this won't work on all applications, bleeding the Land Rover clutch is a treat. After using this tool many times over several months, last night I prepared to order another one so I could bleed both sides of the truck without having to move back and forth. Unfortunately, when I wanted to carry the bleed key, it would not come loose from the bleed screw! For some reason the rubber seal in the wrench part decided not to unscrew it! I had to use needle nose pliers and found