do these things actually work?? anyone usem?

 

my guess would be no cuz u gotta have someone open and close the nipple valve thing but then again i dont know how it works

 

Yes
I have a vaccum pump style kind and its great
(the motiv bleeder isnt that great though...not at all worth the money)

 

maybe the kit includes a check valve so no air gets back into the lines?

imma need to find something like this soon, gonna install all four gsr disc brakes on my car...

in other words.... BUMP.

 

we have one and nobody uses it. It doesn't take long to ask somone to pump the brakes a dozen times.

 

i have one at the shop i work at and you pump it to create pressure in the lines, just like pressing the pedals. mine just clamps to the master cylinder resivoir and then a line comes off that to a hamd pump

 

the directions said something about keep pumping it untill u see no air in the lines. so im guessing the line is long enough so that when there is only clear fluid with air bubbles and u let off the brake itll only suck back in fluid with no air. its kinda hard to explain.

 

Those kits suck from my personal experience. It is no better than just using the tubing.

 

dont waste your money... how hard is it to just call up a buddy or neighbor to pump your brakes for you for 5 minutes of their time....

 

used the motiv one... (also following the write up on h-t that someone did that gives you a great seal on the top of the resevour.. dont ask me i forget who did the write up, do a search in the archive)

5 brake bleeds, works perfectly fine..

 

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searched, cant find it.