Re: brake bleeder systems
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Re: brake bleeder systems



I am completely happy with my vacuum type system, it has served me well while doing brakes and hydraulic clutches,  as well as testing dashpots,, not sure but think the name on it was mite-vac the biggest problem I have seen with the pressure type is that you need a different cap to fit each reservoir that you work on,,, and not real sure how well they work on the new plastic reservoirs  
 
In a message dated 8/14/2011 9:02:00 P.M. Central Daylight Time, wlhodges01@xxxxxxxxx writes:
Can anyone recommend a one person brake bleeding system?

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