Power Bleeder Pro
| Power Bleeder Pro |
Manufacturer: Motive Products
SKU:
B0002KM5MO Avg. Rating:
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Features: T
Product Description
Power Bleeder Pro comes with 3 adapters that fit most foreign and post 1960 domestic cars and light trucks on the road
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Power Bleeder Pro Specs:
| Product Name | Power Bleeder Pro |
| Manufacturer | Motive Products |
| Retail Price | $79.95 |
| Deal first added on: | 4-January-2005 |
Latest 2 Reviews
Here is what people are saying about the Power Bleeder Pro
 "Better than a helper" | 2009-04-03 |
| - Reviewed By rhombus from MN, USA |
I needed something to bleed my older European cars. I got an '83 944 and an '85 VW Vanagon. On these cars you can not do the job correctly without a bleeding system. It works nicely on these cars with the supplied attachments. However I do the bleeding process a little different than the instructions. I DO NOT fill the "Power Bleeder" ("PW") reservoir with brake fluid I only fill the car's brake fluid reservoir. I Attach the "PW" unit and pump up the pressure (see your manual for the proper pressure). I then bleed the system. I checking the pressure and re-pump if I have to. I keep an eye on the car's brake fluid reservoir and only add fluid to the reservoir not the "PW". It takes a little more time and you have to disconnect and reattach the "PB" to fill the reservoir but no mess.
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 "OK, but not great" | 2007-11-19 |
| - Reviewed By Chad R. Webb from Benson, AZ USA |
I'm sold on pressure bleeding - I like the method, and this tool does fit the bill in that category. I've tried vacuum bleeding with a MightyVac vacuum pump as well as those venturi-types that connect to your air compressor (not willing to use my A/C electric vacuum pump for this task) - I ALWAYS got bubbles in the output stream, especially in the rear lines, even when great care was taken to ensure a good seal of the vinyl tubing on the bleeder valve.
That said, this pressure bleeder attempts to be too universal, and makes for a potentially messy solution. Getting the cap adapter to seal properly takes a lot of fiddling. The penalty for a leaky seal is brake fluid all over, which is a *big* negative. It *does* work once you get it set up. I just had very limited confidence in the seal. Also, the pressure gauge on my unit was damaged during shipping, so I'll need to replace that before I use it again, so I can get a real indicator of pressure - I just pumped it up enough so that brake fluid would flow out of the lines as needed.
So I give it 3 stars because it is a fantastic way of bleeding the brakes without a helper, but getting it setup properly is overly finicky IMO. If the seal concern were eliminated, this tool would be an absolute pleasure to use. This tool does leave the M/C reservoir overfilled, so I still use my MightVac to suck out the extra! |
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