what brake bleeder system do you use

[fz1boxer]

i had a mityvac a few years back thing quit working after i was done with 2 brakes.
any idea's would be appreciated or recommendations for a good system.
thanks

 

[spistols]

That is the most I get out of mine when I was bleeding brakes on my personal cars. Always returned them afterwards as for me, 2x use is unacceptable.

 

[fz1boxer]

i would have returned it but that was back in my angry days and im pretty sure i threw it away after bashing the **** out of it with a hammer.

 

[Mr. Booshie]

I have used my Motive for the last 12years no problems

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[MBSprintertech90]

X2 Motive Products. I’ve had my Motive bottle in daily use for 2-3yr with no issues.

At the dealer the shop has two of these (https://www.tooldiscounter.com/prod...pressure-brake-bleeder-4-gallon-pprstbbe40gal)
They are for the whole shop but they are usually in use by someone else so I just use my setup. I had Mityvac and also had issues.

 

[Torn]

My wife does a great job pumping the brake pedal while I bleed‘em…except for the time she was pumping the clutch pedal and I spent 20 minutes trying to find a pinched brake line.

 

[Freshly Minted Georgian!]

Really, I've had my MityVac for probably 5 years, at least a half dozen brake jobs on various vehicles with no problems so far.

 

[StuP]

Going to try mityvac this weekend, with some trepidation.

 

[Bulldog Man]

A hose A bucket A wrench My son Me pumping the brakes No we ain't rednecks

 

[jpm2953]

water bottle with a hose down in it with some brake fluid. One on each wheel. Cheap and easy...

Wouldn't do that if I was mechanicing for a job...just in the driveway