Best Pressure bleeder

[Dblock]

Hi guys and girls ,

So I need a good pressure bleeder but not an Eezibleeder. It needs to be a pressure bleeder and not a vacuum bleeder. I have an air compresssor to if that helps? Ideally it needs to be able to fit onto most cars aswell. Budget of around £30 to £100

Why use a pressure bleeder over the normal method? Well 1 it takes bloody ages to change fluid, 2 you need 2 people and 3 if its not a big hastle to do I can do it more often. Some cars have huge amounts of fluid to changing that is a pain.

Thanks :star:

Dblock

 

[mark123]

What wrong with an Eezibleeder I used mine this evening worked fine.

 

[Dblock]

What wrong with an Eezibleeder I used mine this evening worked fine.

Heard the cap is a bit of a pain and it has to be used off a spare tyre which is also a pain. Im looking at a sealy hand pump one with a universal lid attachment.

 

[Jay Payne]

Just get a mate to pump the pedal. Never been a fan of pressure bleeding. Saw a resorvoir go bang the other day when a mate was using one

 

[mikekean]

Just get a mate to pump the pedal. Never been a fan of pressure bleeding. Saw a resorvoir go bang the other day when a mate was using one

How much pressure was he using? lol my gunson one says no more than 20psi should be used. Mine worked a treat getting the air out of my handbrake mastercylinder.

 

[Dblock]

Just get a mate to pump the pedal. Never been a fan of pressure bleeding. Saw a resorvoir go bang the other day when a mate was using one

But it's slow to flush fluid like that and on other cars you got much bigger amounts of fluid to flush. Too much pressure possibly?