Bleeding Brakes (Bleeding Kits)

[21QUEST]

Always seem to be a few questions on bleeding brakes so thought these links might be of interest to peeps.

Take you pick :)

http://www.tool-catalogue.co.uk/tools.php/products_id/781

http://www.premiertoolsinternational.co.uk/Mityvac_Pumps.htm?gclid=CO_Hq76D0YUCFRMXMAod4WV00w

http://www.worldofpower.co.uk/acatalog/Motorcycle_Brake_Maintenance.html

Cheers
Ben

[rictus01]

had this discussion before several times, although I'm sure all these gizmos and gadgets work, I've never had a problem with a spanner and bit of tube into a jam jar.

Some of them aren't cheap either.


Cheers Mark.

[Viney]

had this discussion before several times, although I'm sure all these gizmos and gadgets work, I've never had a problem with a spanner and bit of tube into a jam jar.

Some of them aren't cheap either.


Cheers Mark.
Nor do i...well, on the car i dont, the bike, i can never get it 'factory feel'

[Grinch]

Mate does mine... I tried the Jam jar, spanner and a tube... Always ended up with a spongy leaver.

Was looking at vacume systems though.

[tricky]

I use the Draper one on the last link

(Draper 37316 BBK1, BRAKE BLEEDING KIT)

It not much more than a plastic bottle with a tube on it but works really well.

[minifun]

I just fitted braided hoses and had no problem with the spanner, tube and jar technique!

[Viney]

I just fitted braided hoses and had no problem with the spanner, tube and jar technique!
Glad for ya...go on, rub it in....see if we care ;) :lol:

[northwind]

I like my Mityvac... It's not essential, but then neither is a power screwdriver- doesn't mean they're not worth getting.

[Ter]

Don't forget to tie your brake lever up ovenight or so to get the really little bubbles out!

:)