Segomo Tools Standard Bleeder Extractor Review

The box came crumpled and no instructions. It wasn't in the Revain box, so you can clearly see what it was. Thank god for the youtube video because it had no instructions. I haven't used it yet to judge how well it works or doesn't work, but after watching the video it seems pretty simple.

Very good vent, more efficient than pressure vent in my opinion. The wide base makes it sit comfortably on my cart and the hose is long enough to reach it. It's just the right size so I don't have to stop in the middle of work to empty it, but it's not big enough to be unwieldy. good tool.

Received for the first time, part is missing. 2nd time (reordered) everything was available. Both times the product arrived without instructions. This is my first brake bleed. You need a compressor. High quality fittings and durable material. Already in use for the Goldwing service. Great tool. Would buy again. Most want to know --- made in China.

I used this system to bleed the brakes on my '88 Mitsu. The fresh fluid reservoir is virtually useless as it has to be filled, then pressed against the reservoir in the car, and then manually opened and closed. Just pour the bottle into the tank. With me and with many smaller cars, I suspect that the expansion tank ends up in the hood anyway. The vacuum is decent, but it still seemed to take a long time to move any real amount of liquid. it would almost be faster to do it manually. But the…

I tried to bleed the brakes with a hand pump but it didn't work. Plugged that bad boy in and we started pumping some liquid. I installed the rear calipers on the wrong side, so there was air in the calipers and the air vent was in the wrong position. I was able to remove the caliper and turn it either way while sucking out air/fluid to get any bubbles out with both hands while this bad boy sat on the floor just doing his job. Keep your refill bottle full and never have to worry about the…