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hey i need to bench bleed one of these mofo's and don't have the caps that come w/ new ones. my bms isnt new its the old one but somehow got air in it.... i need ot bench bleed it i heard they make some sort of lines that connect from the master cylinder and wrap back into the reservoir and i can't find that tool anywhere even autozone, advanced auto don't have them... kinda pissing me off anyone have any suggestions?

I use the one man brake bleeder they sell at Harbor Freight. It works, just takes some time.

any idea how much?.... i'm not talking about bleeding the calipers either... seems to be a common thought when i go anywhere n ask for the tool i found online their like oh just use the tool n bleed the brakes... not that simple

wow guys..

save a couple bux & use some old vacume line & a hose clamp that i'm sure most of u already have layin around

how do u get the line to stay in the brake line holes while your bleeding it though? i get what your saying and thought of it once before...

fbirdformula wrote:how do u get the line to stay in the brake line holes while your bleeding it though? i get what your saying and thought of it once before...

I dont use the little black needle things, I take the hose and press it over the bleeder valve, it stays on there great.

blah... this is the brake master cylinder... not the caliper.. there are no bleeder valves... there's 2 lines.. one that runs to the front brakes...one to the rear, their threaded holes which the lines thread into

what u need is a 2-inch peice of line with the fitting on the end (keep in tool box for these occasions)

you put the i peice on there & tighten the fitting then just hose clamp a peice of vac. line on it.

just be creative.