DHA Brake Bleeding Kit Vacuum Pump Pressure Tester One Man Brake Bleeder Kit Hand Held Vacuum Pressure Pump Tester Kit, Manual Brake Clutch System Fluid Bleed Tool Kit for Car Motorcycle Motorbike

While changing my rear pads I lost a load of fluid from the electric brake cylinder as it fell out. It was going to cost at least £50 if I took it to a garage And I had no brakes to get there. I bought this tool for less than £19 with next day delivery. It took less than 30 mins to bleed the calliper and test it. My brakes are working perfectly now and I still have the tool to do it again at no cost next time. Good piece of kit and well worth at least double the price.

This product does the job very easily, but you need to be patient and learn how to use it properly. Watch some YouTube videos on how to bleed your brakes to ensure you are doing it correctly. It requires some pressure when you are pumping it with the attachments. I used the smallest attachment for my Honda CBR 400 RR, and it worked quite well. No air bubbles.Apply some pressure with your thumb when you are pumping and keep the pressure with your fingers when you are releasing the brake nipple. Do it slowly and gently. Pump, release, pump, release. It takes some time, but it works 100%. Make sure to keep the pressure between 20 and 30 bars on the meter and don't go below 10 for best results.

Fairly well made, and will do the job. You'll need to keep an eye on some of the hardware working loose, like the nut and bolt holding the pump handle together.I also had to pop a cable tie round the most commonly used rubber end for brake/clutch bleed nipples to make it actually form a seal

Bought this to bleed the brakes on my car, although I have not done that job yet, I have tested this unit and it holds a good vacuum, seems well built for the money and comes with various adaptors so that you can bleed all different types of brake lines

I was most interested in using this to make the job of bleedingbike brake calipers easier than doing it 100% manually. This product doesn't help at all. The fitting onto the brake caliper bleed nipple is not as tight as it needs to be and air is introduced. The worst part is the fluid capturing bottle. It's flimsy and low quality, and again air is introduced as it is not air tight (which is fundamental for it to work effectively).I ended up going back to the fully manual method as it works effectively, just takes longer.

My husband is over the moon with this

I did have high hopes for this product (having read some good reviews here). It's a great price, well presented in its plastic box and has good instructions. .... but that's where it ends! In practice, it's absolutely hopeless!Although it does pull & hold a vacuum, the primary problem seems to be that air leaks past any bleed screw thread when loosened instantly killing the vacuum. Other reviewers mention problems getting the plastic caps to seal on the bleed nipples. Yes, this is true, but, even if you dispense with the caps & just push the plastic pipe DIRECTLY onto the nipple, it still suffers with air leaking past the bleed screw threads.Also, it's not particularly clear how to seat the seal in its reservoir. I'm sure many purchasers have failed to get a vacuum just because of this one issue!!After 3 attempts to get this thing to work, I eventually gave up & used a conventional gravity bleed technique using my own piping into a glass jar!!Unit has since been returned for a refund.Now considering a more expensive master cyl. pressurised system.Vacuuming just doesn't work!

Easy to use.