Re: brake bleeder systems

[Paul L <pjlenn@xxxxxxxxx>]

I remember searching on the web for some inexpensive homemade
systems.  I used an old nebulizer pump, hooked a hose to the suction
side and then hooked up a clear jar inline so that the fluid being
sucked out of the system will go into the jar.  You could check with
companies that do respiratory equipment and medical oxygen for an old
nebulizer pump.

Paul L.
63 Sport Fury

On Aug 14, 9:01 pm, goldsignet <wlhodge...@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
> Hi all.
>
> Can anyone of you incredibly knowledgeable, experienced   people
> recommend a
> one person brake bleeding system?   They sure seem to run the gamut
> from cheaper  suction types to power systems and all price ranges.
> I'm willing to spend a little more for what
> I'm guessing is the better power/pressure type systems.  I'm still
> using the stock single
> reservoir master cylinder setup  (yes, I know).  This sure would be a
> nice  change-up from always having to recruit some poor soul to help
> pump that pedal!
>
> Thanks
>
> Walt
> 65 Valiant vert

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