Brake Bleeding kit- reccomendations

[KipVR 1]

I would like to get a decent vaccum brake bleeding kit, as i always put off bleeding my brakes because it's such a PITA. I've been meaning to get one to make it a quicker job. Has anyone got any thoughts on a good kit or any experiences?

 

Budget £80

[Rob_B 0]

have you got an airline?

[krnau 0]

if you do it by pedal feet-pumping, put a piece of wood or something under the pedal so that i doesn't hit the metal when you push it

[KipVR 1]

if you do it by pedal feet-pumping, put a piece of wood or something under the pedal so that i doesn't hit the metal when you push it

I've had it with the foot pumping method!!

 

have you got an airline?

 

Yeah I have at my old mans house where I'd be doing it, and there seems to be a lot of very similar kits out for hooking up to one, I'll probably just pick my favourite...

[krnau 0]

oh sorry I didn't spot the "kit" word in your thread, so I thought you were looking for some bleeding tips ... :ignore:

[davidwort 0]

I've got on really well with a gunsons eezibleed

 

screwfix

 

just connect to car brake fluid reservoir and a car tyre valve to pressurise the bottle.

[johnnyfication 0]

As above, David beat me to it. :lol:

[Rob_B 0]

http://www.justoffbase.co.uk/Expert-Qua ... aper-BBK3A

 

Excellent kit

[Jim Bowen 1]

I've got on really well with a gunsons eezibleed

 

screwfix

 

just connect to car brake fluid reservoir and a car tyre valve to pressurise the bottle.

 

 

thats what i have and seems decent enough

[iceviolet 0]

I got one of those gunson eezibleed kits, about £20 i think or under. You can use the air from a spare tyre. Although i just made an adapter to connect to an airline from my compressor. Works a treat.

[KipVR 1]

Thanks for the reccomendations guys, screwfix is just down the road which is handy :thumb right: