🔧 Genesis Universal Brake Bleeder Bottle: Optimized for Solo Use with Stainless Steel Cable Mount and 12 Inch Fluid Tube Review

This is a really good bleed bottle. I used it to bleed the brakes on my 2015 Kawasaki Ninja ZX-6R 636. He does his job very well. No leaks anywhere, neither in the area of the cover nor at the connection end of the hose. Just don't overtighten the lid. The wire that comes with the bottle is fine, but don't expect miracles. Need longer. And the included hose could have been added at least another 2-3 feet. I had to purchase an additional 3 feet of clear tubing to add to the tubing already…

This is a much better trap bottle than the ones that come with bleed kits. Have several sets and the bottles that come with are very small, they leak and cannot hold a vacuum. The rest is mostly useless. This unit is much larger and has good tightness. I use it for brake and clutch vacuum bleeding, not pressure relief bleeding. When vacuum pumping, you must first seal the wire band rivet with silicone because it leaks. I don't know if it will leak pressurized fluid, but I suspect it may, and as

This bottle works well. Much better than what you could do with a rubber hose and a bottle of Gatorade. The only downside to this bottle I found out when I was bleeding the clutch on my car. The clutch bleeder was in an awkward position behind the radiator, so the bleed bottle had to be on the side so the hose could reach the bleeder. Turning the bottle on its side I found that the magnet was attached to the bottle through a hole on that side of the bottle. Fluid leaked from this hole when I…