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Originally Posted by christuna
Yes I've been using one and it's great.
I have the one where you put a fitting on a reservoir and you pressurize the bleeder canister with a hand pump.
It works fast and saves your master cylinder from all that foot pumping.
Just make sure you depressurize it before you remove it.  |
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Originally Posted by rocky raccoon
I think Tom is referring to the "self bleeding" fittings that replace the normal fittings on the caliper.
If so my comment is that they did not work very well for me. My experience was they still let some air into the system.
It appears that cristuna is referring to a pressure bleeder. If so they work very well and that is the only method I use. Makes it a one-person job.
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I use the pressure bleeder. Been using it for years. Easy peasy nice and easy.
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