EASIEST WAY TO BLEED BRAKES EVER!

I just bought one of these power bleeders. It is great. I have bought 6 different types of brake bleeders over the years and they have all failed. This was amazing as I had to do a completely evacuated system due to failed brakes. My daughters brakes went out on her while driving. Her rubber brake line broke (completely broke from line end). I actuated pump as I power bled. Used a computer. Put 64 oz of fluid through system. Put new master cylinder on also. This was a nightmare to put on Chevy HHR. Had to disassemble the entire fuse box assembly to get to master cylinder.

If you put fluid in the catch bottle and make sure the hose is submerged can also be used without the pump on the maser cylinder and you would open bleeder and pump brakes till clean fluid then close bleeder and refill master cylinder just another 1 man way of doing it

After watching so many videos and After 3 days all day of trying different methods on bleeding the breaks I finally did it, I have breaks once again. With new rotors and pads on all four installed and full flush and it's now working better then ever I'm set. I'm glad I don't have to go through this again anytime soon. 👌👇🤘💪

Spot on. I too will attest this makes Brake Fluid Service sooo much nicer. Having multiple vehicles that require different reservoir adaptors, I can also recommend the the 'quick coupler' and related pieces for the hose.

Yes Sir, you've got right! CASTROL is far the best one! I'm needing it over 10 years. But.... next springtime I'm going to try the RBF from ENDLESS. I heard many good quality points about this one. Greetings, Marcel 👋😉

good job I might use this method. brembo 4 piston calipers all around, each have 2 bleeder valves total pita

When doing the last caliper on the drivers side closest to the master cylinder, run the last fluid out of the pressure bottle and keep an eye on the master cyl and set the fluid level. That way you wouldn’t have fluid left in the line to drip all over your nice paint

Thank's Blake, just did my rs3 today for the first time, this vid was perfect.

Great work. Have some baking soda and water ready to neutralise brake fluid that spills on paint work, just in case. You wanna keep that nice engine bay looking nice..

Carried out the same to my Audi A4 B8.5 today, I also had a bleed nipple on the clutch slave cylinder which needed doing too. Just about reach it from the engine bay.

So I'm installing new Rotors, Brake Pads, and Calipers on a 2005 Toyota Matrix. The Brake fluid has never changed in over 150k miles. The car has ABS brakes. That being said I have 2 questions. 1) Do I leave the car running when I bleed the brakes? I've herd with ABS brakes you need to leave the car running while bleed. 2) Do I Need the bleed the brakes twice? Once before I install my new calipers and Once after I have them installed, so all the old brake fluid is not flowing through the new calipers. Thank you for any feedback!

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Did u trigger the abs module to release the old fluid ??

Can also be done with a vacuum pump connected to the bleeders. And apart from the pressure gauge and connections to the reservoir, that is one of those gardening pumps for spraying water, fertilizer and other liquids on plants (surely the price for the conversion might not compensate.lol)

You could have called back your friend with VCDS and do that properly. The ABS pump will do the job even better as there is no risk of still having air inside it.

That's a cool system. I have one where the pump is down at the caliper and your pulling the fluid through the system.

I liked your car buddy...thanks for the video it’s very helpful

Nice bro!! Something I'm gonna have to probably do soon on the WRX!! That kit looks like it makes it easy!!

Did you disconnect the negative battery terminal or unplug the ABS module?

Brake fluid is an Oxidizer. It's not Corrosive..You ever mix the two. You will love the explosion...