Re: Brake bleeding - pressure or vac

[AUDIDUDI@delphi.com]

> Parts are:
>     - Spare reservoir cap
>     - Metal (bolt-in) tire valve
>     - Air tank with clamp-on tire hose
>     - Small air compressor to pressurize tank
>     - Clear tubing (approx. 3 ft.) 
>     - Old empty clear plastic soda bottle (16 oz. is fine), filled ~1"
>       w/old fluid

I use a similar setup but attach the air hose from the reservoir to a bottle
that holds an extra pint of brake fluid ... the air hose on that bottle goes
to the end of my blow-gun and is held on by a small hose clamp.  This way, I
can turn the pressure on-and-off while still under the car and don't have to
crawl out from underneath it after doing each wheel to refill the reservoir.

A bit more involved to assemble but worth the effort if you're bleeding your
brakes as often as I am...

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