Easiest Way To Bleed Brakes By Yourself

In this video I show you how to bleed brakes by yourself. This is the easiest way that I have come across for anyone working at home. It requires a vaccum brake bleeder that runs off of compressed air. It hooks directly to any brake bleeder. No special adapters are needed. Most pressure bleeders take tons of adapters and cost hundreds of dollars. You can buy this vaccum bleeder for less than $40 and it takes up much less space than a pressure bleeder.

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[gregr]

Did you ever try a sprayer from a bottle like glass cleaner etc. It works well too and everyone has empty spray bottle around . Put a piece of tube on bottom of spray pump and put over bleeder .Sucks the fluid and air right up

[Rubba]

how much air pressure do you need to create the vacuum and pull the brake fluid?

[THRSHR-uyll]

Sorry I’m confused, do I need to hook up the bleeder tool to a separate air supply line?

[aarongreene]

Do you see air bubbles in the line. Or some bubble.