🔧 Lisle 19200 Brake Bleeder Kit Review

This brake bleeder kit includes handy fittings for those hard to reach valves. I did not use the other parts that came with it.

Should be going to Port Freight. Not what I thought. I wouldn't pay more than $3 for brick and mortar. You'd find something like that at a garage sale!

It gets the job done. All ends are different sizes to fit a variety of pump ends. Rubber hoses are flexible and thick. My only complaint is that I wish the liquid reservoir was small. So I have to drain it every time I bleed the brakes or flush the fluid.

I bought these primarily for right angle connectors and they worked great. Snapped right onto my bleed valve. Much easier than just putting pressure on a piece of tubing that hits the wheel and wants to bounce off. The only reason it gets 4 instead of 5 is because the reservoir is too small to hand-flush all the brakes (when someone pushes the paddle in the car). I simply used a larger container with a lid and drilled two holes in the lid.

I used this to bleed the brakes on my 2005 Honda Accord and 2007 Lexus RX 350. These two cars had different bleed sizes, so I use two of them. three supplied rubber adapters. Everything went well and the reservoir was enough for one wheel of brake fluid. I still had to mount/dismount the tires at every corner, so emptying the bin for every corner wasn't a problem. Acquisition costs for tools.

Good bleed kit. Many people complain about the small container. When flushing brake fluid, you don't need a large container for the following reasons: 1) After filling, you need to add fluid to the master cylinder so that it reminds you to fill the master cylinder - happen 2) After that, a full fill (10-20 pedal pumps). ) You must start looking for liquid by color and empty the container often (check all 5 pumps) to ensure you get fresh liquid as soon as possible, so it is very important that…

I purchased this bleed kit to completely replace the brake system on a 2005 Dodge Grand Caravan. This is a fairly basic device that doesn't generate much enthusiasm. It just does what it's supposed to - collects brake fluid from the drain plug. Including three adapters for brake nipples of different sizes. For example, my van needed a medium sized adapter. Simply slide the adapter onto the long tub and place the short hose on the inside of the lid. Now he's ready to go. Slide the box wrench…