BikeMaster Vacuum Brake Fluid Bleeder Review

This is a great addition to my shop. Well made and very good materials. I bled both front brakes, rear brake and hydraulic clutch on my 1997 Honda Valkyrie in no time. It comes with a T-piece with two hoses attached. I prefer to bleed one at a time so I replaced it with a single hose using the part provided. I used a 33 gallon 140 psi air compressor. Make sure the trigger cap is closed tightly. Works perfectly. Very satisfied.

I couldn't install my bleed adapter on my friend's G35 so I bought it to bleed the brakes. I replaced it with an adapter and it works very well. It's not the best gasket, but I think it was just the size of the bleed screw. But overall he did his job. It drained my Makita compressor fairly quickly, so 30 or 60 gallons would have been nice. Don't forget to keep an eye on the reservoir and bleed the brake between the wheels to reinstall the pads.

I used it to bleed the brakes and clutch on a motorcycle. The suction is adequate for a motorcycle but can be a little slow for a larger car bleed but still beats needing an extra person to bleed the brakes. Pressurized bleeders are much faster, but for casual use this works well. When venting, open the vent valve half a turn. This allows air to enter and you will see bubbles in the liquid that is drawn out. If you see liquid and bubbles together, it's time to stop and perform regular air…