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Build it yourself bleeder
I've seen mention of a 'build-it-yourself' brake bleeder with specific mention of Donald Swinford. I did a search but came up empty on that subject. Can someone either refer me to the correct post or reexplain how to make one?
Thanks. Bob H |
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Mytivac is $39.00 in Eastwoods cataloge,I don`t think you can build one for that.
www.eastwood .com John |
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Mike Murrell 1991 300-SEL - Model 126 M103 - SOHC "Fräulein" |
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Similar to the El Cheapo but a bit more detailed; concept is the same ---
http://www.apexcone.com/Bleeder/bleeder.html ~Paul |
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with either design, what do you guys do with the gasket? i've assembled one from the ace hardware parts version and tried it in my van with disastrous results - mainly because of the cap design. it was a twist lock type cap and it leaked the fluid right away. i wound up doing the pump and peek cha-cha. for those types of reservoirs i think maybe a rubber stopper would work. i'm still waiting for my MB cap to come in - pep boys was out of the GM one...
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