🔒 PQY Aluminum Brake Line Lock: Reliable Hydraulic Brake Park Holder for Disc Drum - 1/8" NPT Review

Biggest junk ever bought. It got stuck while I was in tow. I literally had to take it apart to release the brakes. GARBAGE! The only reason it has 1 star is because I can't give a review without it.

It's complete rubbish, I bought two and they both leak out of the plunger (regardless of orientation). With very low brake pressure. The plunger has no pipe threads, it's just "sealed" with a small o-ring that's not even in the slot so it blows out. Again…absolutely useless and I'm totally disappointed.

Crap! Release the brakes to set this device to hold the brakes and flow right off the plunger button right from the start. Not to mention the wasted brake fluid on the floorboard. Now I have no brakes and I have to redo everything to get everything back to how it was so I can at least stop my car. Very disappointing and a huge waste of time. I missed the race too.

I spent a few hours replacing the brake lines in case the brass fitting fell apart. I sent it to the store and also got new ones, I had to install different fittings in the line. Then the valves didn't work at all. I press the brake pedal, press the valve and nothing. It does not stay in place and does not withstand pressure. They're sending another one, so maybe the second time will be better.

Brass fittings were ripped off during the installation of this item. I had to replace them. After it was finally installed, it leaked. I lost so much money trying to get this thing to work and now I have to send it back and wait for another one or a refund. I'm almost done with Revain and those cheap parts. I could buy a whole new braking system for what I spent getting this piece of junk to work.

GARBAGE GARBAGE GARBAGE. This item is for car brake system. 2 ordered for a special application! I have over 30 years of experience in the custom automotive industry! I've never had a brake fluid leak with no pressure. And flow like a pressurized river! Fluid leaks around the activation rod as if there were no seal inside. This is for brakes, they should never leak. It was a waste of little money and hours of my time running wires and properly flaring other parts. Oh, I mentioned my time…

I can't believe I wasted $23 on this piece of cow biscuit! As soon as I tried to bleed the brake system after installing this thing, it leaked around the actuator! After unscrewing the piston, I noticed that the o-ring was improperly installed by the manufacturer and was "pinched" and leaking brake fluid. Of course it was so damaged that it could no longer be used and of course I couldn't find a replacement for it due to its bizarre size and diameter. If you're thinking of ordering that…