🔧 Effortless Brake Fluid Maintenance: Discover the TITAN 51885 1-Liter Vacuum Brake Fluid Bleeder Review

The connection needs to be more secure, it often falls off. Do yourself a favor and cover the bleed screws with Teflon tape beforehand, otherwise you will always see bubbles

The only reason it didn't get 5 stars is that it doesn't seal the outlet valve well so there always seems to be air in the line. It is very difficult to understand that all air is bled from the system.

Advantages: Inexpensive tool with good quality. You can use it to pump gaps with just one person. Cons: The high vacuum created by the air supply causes air to escape from the nozzle's rubber nipple. It doesn't let air back into the line, but it's hard to tell when the line is out of air. But still works. Other: The bottle tilts slightly, as some reviewers have noted, but it can be hung on the included clip to avoid this issue.

Air bubbles were constantly circulating in the hose from the valve to the container, which could only get through the connection to the valve. This wasn't a problem for me as I just changed the fluid, but it would be a problem if I were trying to bleed air from a repaired brake system. Bleeding was much slower on the rear brakes than the front on our 2005 Honda Accord.

I bought this unit because I was tired of manually pumping the brakes. It vents well, although sometimes you have to adjust the connection to get a better exhaust valve seal. It's good value for money and the quality seems pretty high, I would definitely recommend it as a time-saving tool! be withdrawn.

Works like expensive bleeding! I got a very expensive latch for a pneumatic pump and the canisters cracked (sad day). So I decided to try this one for under $40. I just changed the brake fluid on my Ram 3500 and bled the brakes on my trailer, everything worked exactly the same. It's a bit light so it tips over easily, so be careful, dirty brake fluid is a mess. I was a little concerned that my rigid pancake compressor wouldn't be able to handle the hood, but it did the job.