Brake bleeder Videos

+cbdcdd Thanks a lot man! I really appreciate it! I am glad you are learning a lot!

+TheBored22 Gotta have some excitement!

+Chris Nt or go to the recycle bin at your house and not drive to the pharmacy lol Whatever works though! Just gotta get the job done!

yeh but sometimes i did not hear the noise when i stopped the car is that because the break pad are still new ?

+kamal abbady Could be you didnt use copper antiseize on the correct lube points.

+Miss Kryss get a pee bottle from a pharmacy ask for it to have a tube ! it costs 50cent to 1 euro

+BigBrotherIsTooBig Thanks for sharing! That is a good idea!

+Brian Poynton DOT4 is not specific to car manufacturer. DOT4 has a higher boiling point than DOT3. You should use whats recommended in your user manual. As to bleeding from the furthest out first, that should be the case for most cars, but it depends what the service manual recommends. My 08 Odyssey Honda service manual say to bleed the front driver first.

+David G Exactly

+André Carvalho This tool is perfectly fine for ABS systems. Some people have concerns about pushing back up through the ABS, but there are no issue with sucking the fluid out through the bleeder.

+yusuihang I just finished uploading the new video on what requirements needed for this brake bleed tool. You can click this link and also added to the description: https://youtu.be/71Ns8RyJYLE

+BOLARIN OLAWALE I just finished uploading the new video on what requirements needed for this brake bleed tool. You can click this link and also added to the description: https://youtu.be/71Ns8RyJYLE

+yusuihang I will try to do a more detail video this weekend on the unit. I checked the user guide and it does not provide spec for CFM requirements, but only states 90 PSI. However I don't think a pancake compressor will work for this. I will have to research it a bit more as I am using a Dewalt D55168  15 gallon tank. I will reply back when the video is done.

+yusuihang I tried using the 3 gallons HF pancake compressor and it didn't work. This thing uses a massive amount of air

+dial2fast Would definitely appreciate more info on compressor.  What is required cfm?  I'm wondering if my 6 gallon pancake compressor would work.  (I need to find the cfm spec for my compressor also.)  EDIT:  just saw a few questions below about pancake compressor, also.  If you happen to have a pancake compressor, perhaps you could post video with it?  :)  I would think that you would get a lot of views--just make sure to put "pancake compressor" in title.

+BOLARIN OLAWALE Your feedback is much appreciated. I will try to do another video in the coming weeks to cover the requirements and connection needed for this to work.

+niterbum also i'm 0-10 with those easy outs...even the big ones....the ones iv'e left are going to the curb with the rest of the trash thurs. night

+Matt Leonardis New fluid will be used to push old out as shown in this video.

+George Nilsson proper pressure bleeding will elevate the need to manually pump the brake pedal to bleed the brakes.

+ECSTuningMedia No problem! The video especially helped since I have an E92 M3.

+surewin Thanks for the feedback!

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Good tip, I wouldn't store fluid in it anyway, it builds up a small amount of pressure and pukes out small amounts of fluid making a huge mess.

+ps2cho properly cleaning any tool before storage is always a good practice.

+Daniel Warren Habit and it's just a general practice.

Ok. Thanks

No it is all vacuum based

+Mijc Osis (mycosys) No that was a direct injection vehicle.

Thanks...., I subscribed to your channel. Looking forward to viewing more of your videos, thanks for the reply!

+Cobra Ninety Six if you really want to see use silicon grease (syl-grease) on the nipple connector (not petroleum as it may damage the unit or the braking system - as the oil did his rubber seal) and that should give you an airtight seal.

+Cobra Ninety Six With a vacuum bleeder you don't need to worry about bubbles, just suck down a fair amount of fluid into the container and close the bleeder while the bleeder is still sucking.

+Mijc Osis (mycosys) thank you

+GERRARD9292 no, you cant, you need a LOT of air

+ThaHandyman1212 CFM and capacity are more important than PSI for a shop unit, anything under about 4 cfm is basically utterly useless for shop equipment, even then that is pretty light duty. Light duty 'shop' compressors are quite often only about 3cfm so the bottom end ones may not be ideal. Mine is about 2.5HP, 4 1/4CFM and 10 gallons (they call it medium duty DIY, about 3 rungs from the cheapest shop units) and still reasonably limited - stuff like higher end DA sanders and HVLP spray painting are out of its league - I would not recommend anyone go lower. Mine is also a 'direct drive' unit where the electric motor is in the same unit as the pump - better units are 'belt drive' and can run longer without overheating, wear better and if the do have issues you can just replace the motor or pump.

@karlakatie1522 Yes, all sediment should be removed from the master cylinder reservoir prior to bleeding your system. After removing the old fluid, be sure to “bench bleed” your master cylinder first (separately from the rest of the brake system, as shown in the video).

why go buy an expensive plastic pos tool when all you need is the proper know how a clear tube and a container to hold the excess? I do it the way they do it on aircrafts and it works like magic!

i would rather use a method thats been used for years and proven its self everytime. fuck this little plastic piece of shit. probably made in china by a 7 year old girl.

can i completely suck out all the fluid in the master cylinder to remove any sediment prior to reverse bleeding ,

so, would this and max pro work on rear drum brakes. I need to replace both rear cylinders.

@DALE97DSM Yes, both the V-12 DIY and Max Pro will work on drum brake systems.

lmao perfect pedo

that clear hose is a piece of shit. After a couple years it broke down and caused a major burst of brake fluid all over my cabin. Very dissapointed with the quality of that hose.

It was comical the length of the bleed hose they included in the box. Maybe 5 inches. Fortunately more can be bought at the local auto supply.

Good video but you should be using an line wrench on bleeders to ensure you dont strip the hex.

the only thing i can say about this video is WHO WEARS WHITE WHILE WORKING ON A CAR?

awesome video!