💨 Efficient Pneumatic Fluid Extractor for Automotive Brake, Clutch, and Power Steering Fluid Replacement - kweiny Review

later If you ever need to bleed the brakes or even remove and replace the brake fluid on your motorcycle, this is the tool you need.

So far I've used this item to change brake fluid, transmission oil and motor oil in small engines: wow. What a time saver! LOTS of air, I wouldn't recommend using it with a sub-ten gallon compressor.

This product is excellent for vacuuming oil from hard to reach areas. I used the instruction manual that came with it and followed the pictures to put it together. They were vague but easy to understand. I hooked up an air compressor and found that it works best when I set it to 40psi. The hose that came with it worked fine, but you may need an adapter if you need something smaller.

Nothing is easier to use. Simply connect it to the compressor via the quick disconnect, set the pressure to about 20psi, and then open the valve. The pump runs quietly and can generate a significant vacuum. I used it to flush the power steering on my 2000 suburban. He took the lid off the tank, wrapped the neck of the tank in electrical tape, poked a hole with a knife, then stuck it out of this pump and started it. Light. You could definitely make something like this yourself, but for this…

Bought to extract transfer case and diff oil in my BMW due to 90k fluid maintenance, I 100% expected the extractor to be disposable. However, it did a good job of pulling out liquids with no issues and got the job done quickly. We'll see how long the seals last, but quick rubbing rubbing and it's saved for the next round. I really recommend this to anyone who wants to speed things up with liquids where the part doesn't have a drain plug. Also, it came with a standard I/M compatible 1/4" zipper,

I recently bought it for do-it-yourself brake cleaning. For that it worked perfectly. Great suction power. Actually more than I realized. This pump really sped up the process. Looking back it was pretty easy to put together but when I first opened it I didn't feel it. Basically, you're given a bunch of details and figure out how they all come together. Since I've never used it before, it was a bit confusing. Luckily I was able to find better images online and use them to put together everything

I'm currently on a Kweiny but can't say I'm completely satisfied. I would say it sucks really well. But I don't feel like I've been betrayed, but I do feel like Quaney is a little small. Luckily, in my opinion, the suction height could have been better with a larger can at the bottom, and that would easily be possible with the Kweiny. The only thing that worries me is that there may be an accidental leak of brake fluid. This unwanted radiation gives me some health concerns as it randomly sprays

I had an open mind when I bought this product, believing it might or might not work and end up in the trash. The plan for this device is to change the fluid in the lawn mower hydrostatic transmission, antifreeze reservoir, brake fluid and power steering fluid, etc. I wasn't ready for his first job, so I took a clean bottle of Mobil 1 10w30 fully synthetic (room temp) and took it out of the container and it worked great. So the basic knowledge is that warm/hot oil flows easily and this gives me…