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  1. 29-01-2010, 10:09 AM #1
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    propper working brake bleeding instrument?

    Sick and tired of bleeding brakes with rubbish implements.
    Looking for a hint in what to buy that bleeds brakes the propper way like drawing the fluid thruogh the system or whatever else does work without fluid going everywhere and the old system pumping handle and closing nipple!
    Any places to buy and get the proffesional gear, Please?
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  2. 29-01-2010, 10:10 AM #2
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    I just use a bottle with brake fluid and two rubber hoses that go onto the nipples. cheap and effective.
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  3. 29-01-2010, 10:12 AM #3
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    Sorry Tyson this works when system is full, but not an empty system with dividers in them.
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  4. 29-01-2010, 10:13 AM #4
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    i assume you have a compressor?
    Repco has vacuume bleeders with a catch bottle built in. plug in your air, pop the end of the hose on the nipple, crack the nipple and pull the trigger.
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  5. 29-01-2010, 10:16 AM #5
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    Any brand?
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  6. 29-01-2010, 10:19 AM #6
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    I think its ABW, but could differ.

    If you have a penis enlarger you could use that?
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    I have a hand operated vacume one that I got from Coventrys in welshpool. Think it was in the $100 to $200 range, but its a few years now

    Its been quite useful, and have changed calapers, master cyclinder etc and been able to use it to remove all air quite easily.

    I like it because it does not require a compressor so is good to transport to track etc.
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    i've used something like this before which are very handy

    https://www.slipstreamperformance.co...ducts_id=14508
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  9. 29-01-2010, 10:55 AM #9
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    That'ds the buizz!
    Thanks, I'll go and hunt one down!!
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    find one at covs then get me the part# bert.
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    TT,T, to late, went straight to Rrrrrrrrrrrepco and got the ABV brake bleeding kit, $127, sweeeet
    Made in Australia, part# 70850 website www.abwtools.com
    Sorry Tyzy rolled straight outta da door with sexy nurse in tow!
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    Quote Originally Posted by Jamathi View Post
    TT,T, to late, went straight to Rrrrrrrrrrrepco and got the ABV brake bleeding kit, $127, sweeeet
    Made in Australia, part# 70850 website www.abwtools.com
    Sorry Tyzy ran straight outta da door!
    no worries, could have saved you 40 bucks though
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    Quote Originally Posted by Jamathi View Post
    Sorry Tyzy Rolled straight outta da door!
    fixed.
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    Quote Originally Posted by TYSON View Post
    no worries, could have saved you 40 bucks though
    Mind if I pucker up and beg for the same deal?

    Got a few brake lines I'll be fitting in the future, figure it's a far better idea than standing there for hours wearing out the master cylinder like I have in the past.
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    No need to pucker up they sell them in coventry's to anyone for 99 bucks :-)
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    beaut bitta gear!
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    Is it vacuum or power?

    I made a power bleeder a while ago, getting the reservoir seal perfect was quite difficult though. have my car system to flush so am looking at options now
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    Quote Originally Posted by Jamathi View Post
    TT,T, to late, went straight to Rrrrrrrrrrrepco and got the ABV brake bleeding kit, $127, sweeeet
    Made in Australia, part# 70850 website www.abwtools.com
    Sorry Tyzy rolled straight outta da door with sexy nurse in tow!

    I picked one up today from Covs, $99. Looks sweet, i'll give it a go tomorrow!
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