One-Man Brake Bleeder

Name: One-Man Brake Bleeder
Brand: Bimmerspeed
SKU: CTA1238
Price: 5.99 USD
Availability: InStock

100 in stock

$5.99

Shipping calculated at checkout.

Fully secure checkout
Trusted by thousands
Rated and reviewed

Want next day delivery? Be quick!

I18n Error: Missing interpolation value "end_date" for "Ends on {{ end_date }}"

Question about this product?

We're happy to help.

Shop safely

Secure your shopping experience with various safe and trusted payment methods.

Shop safely with us

Check valve keeps air from flowing back into caliper of wheel cylinder when brake pedal is released
Eliminates need for a helper
2' long / 61cm clear hose with spring clamp

BRAKE BLEEDING INSTRUCTIONS:

Remove the master cylinder cover and fill the reservoirs with fresh fluid. One most cars, the bleeding sequence is RR, LR, RF and LF. For cars with diagonally split duel hydraulic systems (found on front wheel drive and some small cars), RR, LF, and RF is correct. Open the bleeder screw of the wheel to be bled and install the black rubber hose end of the tool over it. Place the other end in a jar or can. Depress the brake pedal slowly three times, and then see if there are air bubbles in the hose. If there are, continue pumping until they are gone.

NOTE: Check the fluid level in the master reservoirs frequently during this operation. If they run dry, the system will have to be entirely re-bled.

Close the bleeder screw, remove the tool and bleed the other wheels. Refill the master cylinder reservoirs and re-install the cover.

CAUTION: Make sure the pedal is firm before driving.

Cross Reference

1238
1238

Specifications

Example label	Value
Example label	Value
Example label	Value
Example label	Value

Materials

Add tab content here to outline the materials used in your product, highlighting their origins, properties, and benefits. For instance, if you’re describing a jacket, detail the type of fabric used, its durability, and any eco-friendly qualities. Explain the craftsmanship involved, such as specialized weaving or treatment processes, and mention other materials like leather trims or metal fixtures to assure customers of the product's quality.

Dimensions

Include tab content here to detail the dimensions of your product, specifying its height, width, depth, and weight. For example, if you're describing a piece of luggage, provide measurements like the overall height with and without wheels, the internal packing space, and its empty weight. Clarify any additional dimension-related features, such as adjustable handles or expandable compartments, which offer flexibility and extra capacity.

Care Instructions

Incorporate tab content here to provide detailed care instructions for your product, specifying how to properly maintain and extend its lifespan. For example, if you're discussing apparel, include washing and drying guidelines, such as machine wash cold, tumble dry low, or hand wash only. Specify if any detergents or cleaning agents should be avoided and whether the item should be ironed or dry cleaned.