🩸 One-Man Bleeder for Optimal Bleeding - OEMTOOLS 25036 Review

Definitely works but the plastic parts are too fragile to be used more than a few times. The jets are designed to fit inside the vent tube and while they provide a tight seal it would be better to slip a larger hose on top of them otherwise these small jets can break inside the vent tube if you are not careful and then you will waste time trying to remove it. plastic out.

This product is useless. First, it's tiny. Hoses are not attached to nipples. The bottle is two centimeters high. After double bleeding the brakes, the bottle will fill up and all the brake fluid will be thrown into the air where it will land directly on your brakes as the magnet has to hold the bottle directly on your brake discs. Look for something else if you don't want a mess on your hands. I'll update the post with pictures, just wanted it there so others don't waste their money.

scrap, cone fitting will not stay in the bleed valve if not held, and the hose is small. enough to put on a pump which means you need a second person to apply the brakes to defeat the purpose of this device. Just buy the right size hose that fits the bleeder snugly, use an old bottle and attach the bottle to the block so the hose stays over the caliper so the air can't get back down that piece excrement not it's worth the money. Would love to return but I ended up using it which means it has…

It's cheap and works if you read the instructions. I've seen some complaints that the tube is too small to fit over the nipples to deflate, but this does NOT work. You need to attach the adapters to the pipe and then insert the adapters (male) into the air outlet nipples. After that it works. However the reservoir is small and I used it to bleed the brake lines on a motorcycle and still had to drain the reservoir twice on each brake. I later noticed that the jar's screw cap had cracked, but it…

This very simple OEM Brake Bleed Kit is a simple solution to a complex problem. I have a full size street scooter and this kit made it easy to bleed the brakes. The bottle is small, very handy and has a strong magnet to attach to the bike. I used a zip tie to hold the grip after three or four compressions, undid the nipple on the caliper and repeated until it was good. I just installed a new brake lever so nothing special but I really want to flush out the brake fluid when the time is right. By

It's fine for what it is. The first thing that strikes me is that there is no picture on the box showing what it should look like once assembled. Wasted 10 minutes on Youtube looking for a demo. My second thread will be the size of the plastic tubing. They contain several special tips that are inserted into the tube and the other end enters the outlet valve. I didn't feel comfortable pushing it in with enough force to ensure it would stay in that tiny hole, so I just cut a short length of 1/4"…

This product makes no claims to be more than it is and certainly is no more than it purports to be. While you can technically bleed the brakes with one person, it's not very practical. It will be a long but easily controllable process. The main disadvantages are that it doesn't have a check valve and the canister is quite small. The lack of a check valve means you have to pressurize the brake line with a few more brake strokes, go back into the canister, open the bleeder, close it, go back into