✨ 639500 Speed Bleeder Bag by Russell Review

1. Bleed the brake cylinder. The bag hung a few inches off the ground. I saw the liquid drip onto the floor! First looked at the hose, no. Leaking along the seam at the bottom of the bag! waste of money. And a mess to clean up from above.

I will literally NEVER bleed my brakes again without having one of these bags handy. DEAR LORD IN HEAVEN, this is proof that God loves us and wants us to be happy! Minimizes clutter. and attaching the hose to the air outlet means NO air bubbles are being sucked back into the caliper piston. I would pay double. Do not lie.

This bag, paired with a quick bleed kit, allows me to change brake fluid myself or bleed the brakes in minutes. I mainly use it on my motorcycle. The included tube is long enough to put the bag on the ground. You don't have to worry about things tipping over and spilling. When you're done, you can pour the contents of the sachet into the bottle and reuse the sachet.

I spent most of the past weekend installing new brake lines and bleeding the brakes on my car. I could snag a couple Russel bleeder valves to make it easier for one person to get the job done and needed a nice, clean way to store and dispose of the brake fluid. This bag has everything you need: bag, long hose and nipple. Simply connect the hose to the brake bleed screw and the other end to the bag and follow the normal bleed procedure. The bag contains about one liter of brake fluid. No mess on

Well I had to change the pads and change the fluid completely on my 1997 Harley Softail. I've settled on a couple of Russell Speed Bleeder Valves and as good as they are this bag makes it even easier. The hose fits my Speed Bleeder 3/8" (R40562) fitting perfectly and is airtight. No zip ties or drips of lube needed to keep the air out. This bag makes it so much easier than any vacuum hose, I I've tried before (they never fit snugly enough on a factory or aftermarket valve) The hose is much…