AMPRO T71658 One Braker Bleeder Review

The container is TOO small for a sedan and even worse for an SUV, but it gets the job done in a couple of times. It works better for a motorcycle but it's not in the description.

Works great! I've seen others complain about the size; I do not know why. It's a very small bottle indeed, but even when I was bleeding my Range Rover I managed to squeeze the brake lever 6-7 times before the bottle was full. I would say that it fully meets the requirements.

I won't give a bad review because it does what it says on the tin. The bottle is really small. No more than a few ounces. The magnet is very weak. About halfway it will come out of the car. I'm also not sure what all those little black plugs are supposed to do. The instructions don't mention this. It was easier for me to just push the hose onto the fitting. It fits well and makes a tight seal. Did it work for my application? Yes. worth 10 bucks? no Would I buy it again? Probably no.

This $4 one-person boost kit is not only cheap, it does what it's supposed to. I don't know about other bikes but I have an 04 Ex 500 that has the caliper and master cylinder on the same side (right side) which makes the job even easier. The plastic tip fits the outlet valve very snugly, although you will see some leakage when screwing the screw in and out, it is minimal. For those with the master cylinder and caliper on the same side, I highly recommend purchasing this item and saving $30…

I haven't used it yet but I think it should work fine. Basically, I wanted to point out that the bottle is very small. Yes, other reviewers have mentioned it too, but you probably don't realize how small the bottle really is. I was expecting maybe half a pint? This bottle holds exactly 1/4 cup of liquid - less than a TSA-approved liquid container. So if you want good visual impact, get a travel shampoo bottle that's a little smaller than this one. I think this is so that the magnet can hold it…