brake bleeders ?

borrowed 1 from my mates workshop that you pump up to 2 bar and it pushes it threw (not a cheap eazibleed jobbie)

im thinking of getting 1 but it has no markings on it at all .any recomendations?

 

For a DIY mechanic, a gunsons one is fine.

 

http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/BRAKE-CLUTCH-...ryZ30928QQssPageNameZWDVWQQrdZ1QQcmdZViewItem

i got that one

 

Whats that like pigbladder? Worth the 115 pound price tag??

 

its alright, better than a easy bleed...nicley made n all that looks like it'l last

 

i used a sealey or draper one , cant remember what make but it did the job, cost bout 40-50 .

 

http://www.justoffbase.co.uk/core/media/media.nl?id=39576&c=317638&h=88ccd41574949cbed61f

thats tghe puppy i was talking about , just ordered 1 from a local motor factors for 58 quid . expencive but bloody good

 

Looks like a lot of kit for 60.

 

i got the belz pump its fantastic, not cheap though

 

I remember seeing this website that shows how to make a DIY version here:

http://www.bmw-m.net/TechProc/bleeder.htm

Always fancied making one using a sprayer that I have in the garage & an old master cylinder cap, just never got round to doing it

 

That`s pretty cool. Fancy having a go at making one myself now.

 

thats sweet

 

I made my own pump up one with a garden sprayer and an old fluid cap. Didn't need to buy anything other than a couple of rubber washers, cost me about 20 all in. Lovely job!!

 

I made my own pump up one with a garden sprayer and an old fluid cap. Didn't need to buy anything other than a couple of rubber washers, cost me about 20 all in. Lovely job!!

 

does it work ok ?

 

Yeah, seems to work fine! Just pump it up, then open up the bleed nipples!

Also bough a small syphon to suck some of the old fluid out before filling with new...

 

Was it like the one I posted in the link above?
Suppose it would be safer to attach a gauge to ensure the pressures not too great

 

Yes mate, well, not a million miles away! I've had a gauge on it, and it took about 70 pumps to get it to around 15psi (8L bottle to hold pressure longer)... but didn't leave the gauge on as couldn't be ar$ed with the drilling and sealing involved!