Can I borrow someone's brake fluid bleeder?
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Can I borrow someone's brake fluid bleeder?
Hi, I'm going to be changing my brakes and fluid in a few weeks and wanted to see if someone has a brake fluid bleeder I could borrow.
If you've got one let me know and I'll give you a cash deposit or something, if you want.
The reason I'm doing it in a few weeks is a buddy of mine is helping me, seeing as I've never done this before and he's not available for a little while. However, if someone's passion is to help others out than by all means you are welcome to help me change my brakes and fluid next weekend
Anyhow, let me know about the bleeder-
If you've got one let me know and I'll give you a cash deposit or something, if you want.
The reason I'm doing it in a few weeks is a buddy of mine is helping me, seeing as I've never done this before and he's not available for a little while. However, if someone's passion is to help others out than by all means you are welcome to help me change my brakes and fluid next weekend
Anyhow, let me know about the bleeder-
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on top of that, a water bottle and some tubing might work.
hehe, sorry this is just funny, im changing my brakes too and i just figured out how to do it yesterday. good luck with it.
hehe, sorry this is just funny, im changing my brakes too and i just figured out how to do it yesterday. good luck with it.
#9
Originally Posted by 2point5AWD
Oh really? I was looking online and saw them for $40-$60... but then again they were fancy ones
those are the one-man fluid changer thingees where it comes with it's own vacuum pump.
coke can and a piece of tubing. and another person...
oh you need a wrench to crack the screw open.
#10
get a water bottle, some tubing, and a coat hanger. drill a hole in the top of the bottle for the tubing, and wrap the coat hanger around the bottle. then just hang the bottle off the suspension, connect the tubing to the bleeder valve, and you should be set.
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