One person brake bleeder, what do you recommend?

[jlagnese at massed.net]

If you have a hose clear hose that fits on the
bleeder you can do it. The hose needs to be above
the caliper and bow down into your receptacle. That
is all mine is. I bought it from harbor freight for
a couple of bucks. It has a magnet to hold the
bottle.

This gets all of the air out.

John
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  Date: Wed, 10 Feb 2010 12:09:41 -0600 (CST)
  From: "Thomas G. Leppke-Hennig"
  <printhead at usinternet.com>
  Subject: Re: One person brake bleeder, what do you
  recommend?
  To: quattro at audifans.com
  >
  >Message: 3
  >Date: Wed, 10 Feb 2010 01:18:34 -1000
  >From: "Al S" <streichea001 at hawaii.rr.com>
  >Subject: One person brake bleeder, what do you
  recommend?
  >To: "Quattro" <Quattro at audifans.com>
  >Message-ID:
  <9C0367DAEC0F432F889D2C8F4DF7A5F8 at AlSPC>
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  >
  >I am thing of getting a simple one person brake
  bleeder. Any BTDT?
  >
  >Thanks
  >
  >Al
  >
  >'90 80 non-Q
  >
  >------------------------------
  >
  >Another vote on the Motive. A couple of extra
  words: If you get one, it
  >recommends pumping the reservoir up to 10 lbs or
  even more. Great idea,
  >unless your old reservoir is marginal. My
  experience is that it doesn't
  >take nearly that much pressure to bleed
  effectively. Also, the threaded
  >cap on the motive fits many euro trash
  reservoirs, so you can lend this
  >tool out to you Volvo, Beemer and VW buddies as
  well. Finally, it does a
  >great job on the clutch as well.
  >
  >I really like mine and use it a lot. (Much better
  that a Mitey-Vac.)
  >
  >Tom LH
  >1995 90q
  >1979 Volvo 242
  >1982 Scirocco
  >
  >
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