BikeMaster 1L Pneumatic Brake Fluid Bleeder: Essential Motorcycle Tool Accessories - White/Black, One Size Review

Haven't used it yet but I'm sure it will work much better than a Mytivac hand pump as it handles a leaking drain plug better. Mine came without a muffler. It must be fully screwed into the device as it is part of the venturi, you will not get a vacuum if it is not there and a very slight vacuum if it is not fully seated. 84" hose from adapter to adapter. I measured the vacuum with a reliable but uncalibrated gauge. Air Pressure Vacuum 40psi 8" 60psi 14.5" 80psi 17.5" 100psi 19" At 19" it starts

Well worth the money for those looking to bleed the brakes or clutch. I used this to bleed the clutch system in my Civic (known for its long clutch line) and it turned an hour's work into a 5 minute job. This was after trying the two man method and using a pressure relief device that couldn't hold the seal, so I resorted to that. It sucks fluid through the clutch line almost faster than I can fill the reservoir, so I know it's doing its job well. It wasn't long before I felt pressure on the…

If, like me, you've repaired your brake system or changed your brake fluid several times, you know there aren't many easy ways to do it. Until now. This BikeMaster Pneumatic Brake Bleeder is the live end, let me tell you. No more crouching like a show dog in your car's wheel arch and opening and closing a small vent while telling your wife to pump and hold. BikeMaster works great eliminating 100% of the hassle and 95% of the work of servicing the hydraulic braking system. Simply slide the…