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SV650rules · 18-07-20, 09:33 AM

When I bought my Mityvac suck and blow years ago IIRC it was around £40 to £50 - since then I have used it for brakes on quite a few cars and bikes, it really is a nice bit of kit - proper mechanics also use it for finding leaks and various other stuff. I use a Sealey TP696 vacuum extractor for our cars oil changes via dipstick hole ( I measure what comes out and it is 99% of what should be in there ) and also for quick fork fluid changes, it got over 90% of the fork oil out of my AL7 without taking anything off except getting it up on ABBA stand and removing fork top caps, also use the Sealey for draining stuff when doing plumbing work, getting oil of of lawnmower etc. https://www.ebay.co.uk/p/1150857996

18-07-20, 09:33 AM	#22
SV650rules Member Mega Poster Join Date: Nov 2016 Location: Shropshire UK Posts: 1,363	Re: no pressure In rear brakes When I bought my Mityvac suck and blow years ago IIRC it was around £40 to £50 - since then I have used it for brakes on quite a few cars and bikes, it really is a nice bit of kit - proper mechanics also use it for finding leaks and various other stuff. I use a Sealey TP696 vacuum extractor for our cars oil changes via dipstick hole ( I measure what comes out and it is 99% of what should be in there ) and also for quick fork fluid changes, it got over 90% of the fork oil out of my AL7 without taking anything off except getting it up on ABBA stand and removing fork top caps, also use the Sealey for draining stuff when doing plumbing work, getting oil of of lawnmower etc. https://www.ebay.co.uk/p/1150857996 __________________ 2016 SV650 AL7 Courage is resistance to fear, mastery of fear, not absence of fear - Mark Twain Last edited by SV650rules; 18-07-20 at 09:34 AM.