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Eezibleed alternative.



MRBILLYUK

MRBILLYUK

ClioSport Club Member
  FF Jeden Osiem Dwa
Just a bit of a heads up for anybody contemplating buying an Eezibleed pressure bleeder.
Don't waste your money.
I bought an Eezibleed a few weeks ago. It worked first time, but when I came to use it again a couple of weeks ago it pissed air out from a couple of places, so I took it back and got my money back.

I'd seen these generic pressure bleeder on Ebay so thought I'd take a punt. For £22 it's the same price as an Eezibleed.

What a good bit of kit. You can tell instantly it's much better quality than the Eezibleed. It's put together with much more robust, quality components.

It holds 3 litres of brake fluid. It has a stainless push fit onto the cap, so you can disconnect it when it's still pressurised. It comes with a tube to put onto the bleed nipple, a bottle to bleed the brake fluid into and a spanner type tool to tighten the cap onto the brake fluid reservoir. I didn't need to use the spanner, I tightened it by hand. I also used my own tubing and bottle to bleed into.
I used it again yesterday. What an absolute breeze to use. I ran it at 20 psi and it was spot on. I added increments of 500ml myself with a marker pen.
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It's had a good wash out with hot, soapy water so ready to go again whenever I need it.

Pardon our interruption...

www.ebay.co.uk
 
MLB

MLB

ClioSport Club Member
Although I've used my eezibleed for years without issues I agree that these are well worth the money. So much easier than needing an under inflated tyre as well.
 
Greeny.

Greeny.

ClioSport Club Member
  440i + 182
This looks 10 times better than what I’ve been using for years, some ‘one man’ bleeding kit which is utter shite but never bothered replacing it, but might just do it now, ta
 
R3k1355

R3k1355

ClioSport Club Member
I thought everyone was already using these? There's a variety of caps available for different vehicles, and a universal jobbie for older stuff that's a little bit of a faf but does work.

I read on guide somewhere, some cars have a valve in the ABS that kicks in when the pressure gets over 10psi, so don't pump it to the moon.
 
MRBILLYUK

MRBILLYUK

ClioSport Club Member
  FF Jeden Osiem Dwa
R3k1355 said:
I thought everyone was already using these? There's a variety of caps available for different vehicles, and a universal jobbie for older stuff that's a little bit of a faf but does work.

I read on guide somewhere, some cars have a valve in the ABS that kicks in when the pressure gets over 10psi, so don't pump it to the moon.
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To be honest. I've never seen this one mentioned before.
Usually the go to pressure bleeder on here seems to be the Eezibleed over the years. I have seen the odd different one mentioned that are quite expensive.
This one makes you realise just how cheap and nasty the Eezibleed is.
Knowing what I know now. If it was double the price I'd still buy one 👍😊

When I got it. I pressurised it empty to 30 psi and left it over the weekend.
2 days later it hadn't dropped even 1psi. 😁
 
Chrisgti6

Chrisgti6

ClioSport Club Member
  Too many
I recently bought a manual oil extractor pump thing that has adapters for brakes/clutches. I'm yet to try it on brakes but it sure works well for oil!

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MRBILLYUK

MRBILLYUK

ClioSport Club Member
  FF Jeden Osiem Dwa
Rich-D said:
Looks a lot better than my 20+ year old Eezibleed
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It pisses all over the Eezibleed for quality. You'll see what I mean when it arrives 👍
Plus there's no faffing about connecting it to your wheel. It's dead easy just to keep it at 20psi with a few pumps.
I did all 4 calipers in next to no time. I bled through a couple of litres. I'd been having a bit of a problem with air in the system after changing the rear brake hoses for braided ones.
Now the pedal feel is spot on 👍
 
Chrisgti6

Chrisgti6

ClioSport Club Member
  Too many
R3k1355 said:
IMO pushing the fluid through with pressure works better than trying to suck it through the brake nipple under vacuum.
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That mat be correct, I have a couple of pressure bleeders too so next time I need to bleed anything I'll try both and see which works best for me.
 
Brigsy

Brigsy

ClioSport Club Member
  T.Turbo
Been looking at buying one of these myself and good to hear they work well.

The branded ones used to be expensive at one point and eezibleed was the cheaper alternative. To be fair ive used my eezibleed loads of times over the years without issue. They have changed the design slightly recently and the new type are terrible. Leak from all the fittings.
 
Robbie Corbett

Robbie Corbett

ClioSport Club Member
MRBILLYUK said:
Just a bit of a heads up for anybody contemplating buying an Eezibleed pressure bleeder.
Don't waste your money.
I bought an Eezibleed a few weeks ago. It worked first time, but when I came to use it again a couple of weeks ago it pissed air out from a couple of places, so I took it back and got my money back.

I'd seen these generic pressure bleeder on Ebay so thought I'd take a punt. For £22 it's the same price as an Eezibleed.

What a good bit of kit. You can tell instantly it's much better quality than the Eezibleed. It's put together with much more robust, quality components.

It holds 3 litres of brake fluid. It has a stainless push fit onto the cap, so you can disconnect it when it's still pressurised. It comes with a tube to put onto the bleed nipple, a bottle to bleed the brake fluid into and a spanner type tool to tighten the cap onto the brake fluid reservoir. I didn't need to use the spanner, I tightened it by hand. I also used my own tubing and bottle to bleed into.
I used it again yesterday. What an absolute breeze to use. I ran it at 20 psi and it was spot on. I added increments of 500ml myself with a marker pen. View attachment 1720354View attachment 1720355View attachment 1720356View attachment 1720356View attachment 1720357View attachment 1720358View attachment 1720359
It's had a good wash out with hot, soapy water so ready to go again whenever I need it.

Pardon our interruption...

www.ebay.co.uk
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I've had one for a few years - albeit Sealey branded I think but 100% identical and its been great!

The bottle that you hook up to the caliper, either crack the lid open or drill a little hole in the top somewhere, mine is sealed so as you bleed fluid into it the bottle pressurises, then when you unhook it from the bleed nipple its spaffs fluid everywhere.
 
Robbie Corbett

Robbie Corbett

ClioSport Club Member
R3k1355 said:
IMO pushing the fluid through with pressure works better than trying to suck it through the brake nipple under vacuum.
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Either works well tbh, just run a little grease around the bleed nipple threads to stop pulling air in. I find vac is better for removing stubborn trapped air on some cars but use the pressure pot 80% of the time.
 
Martin_172

Martin_172

ClioSport Club Member
i thought these were just what everyone used? In fact i thought this was what people referred to as an easybleed lol I've been using one for years haha i bought the sealey version which is identical about 15 years ago and I'm sure it was about £100! i have had 2 under warranty right enough!

identical bar a sealey label!

Brake & Clutch Bleeding Kit | VS820 | 1 Year Guarantee | Sealey

Professional Clutch Bleeding. One-person Brake & Clutch Bleeding Kit. No external power needed -simply fill and pump. Holds 2.5ltrs fluid - flush system in one fill.
www.sealey.co.uk www.sealey.co.uk
 
MLB

MLB

ClioSport Club Member
R3k1355 said:
I thought everyone was already using these? There's a variety of caps available for different vehicles, and a universal jobbie for older stuff that's a little bit of a faf but does work.

I read on guide somewhere, some cars have a valve in the ABS that kicks in when the pressure gets over 10psi, so don't pump it to the moon.
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Mine only came with the one cap, did you buy the different caps separately, if so have you got a link?
 
Robbie Corbett

Robbie Corbett

ClioSport Club Member
Martin_172 said:
i thought these were just what everyone used? In fact i thought this was what people referred to as an easybleed lol I've been using one for years haha i bought the sealey version which is identical about 15 years ago and I'm sure it was about £100! i have had 2 under warranty right enough!

identical bar a sealey label!

Brake & Clutch Bleeding Kit | VS820 | 1 Year Guarantee | Sealey

Professional Clutch Bleeding. One-person Brake & Clutch Bleeding Kit. No external power needed -simply fill and pump. Holds 2.5ltrs fluid - flush system in one fill.
www.sealey.co.uk www.sealey.co.uk
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Yea thats what I have. Bought it ages ago so paid full whack too! I'm not even sad, I've had so much use out of it! Clutches, brakes - been perfect. Even on a completely dry system.
 
S

Shocker

  Rs200t lux
Don’t use a easy bleeder
Just get the wife out the kitchen
And Just do it the old fashioned way
And give her a bit of up down up down action
 
Gus

Gus

ClioSport Moderator
  182Turbo,DCi90
Does the cap that the kit comes with fit a Clio or do you have to buy the set of caps above?
 
R3k1355

R3k1355

ClioSport Club Member
Fits my Leon fine as well, guess alot of manufacturers use the same cap for the reservoir.
 
Greeny.

Greeny.

ClioSport Club Member
  440i + 182
I’m actually quite annoyed I’ve never looked into a better alternative to what I’ve previously used and for the sake for £20 it’s stupid not to give it a go as I can’t say flushing the brake fluid is currently the most enjoyable job, hopefully this will make it slightly better.
 
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DaveL485

ClioSport Club Member
  21T, 9T, Meglio, V6
Brigsy said:
Been looking at buying one of these myself and good to hear they work well.

The branded ones used to be expensive at one point and eezibleed was the cheaper alternative. To be fair ive used my eezibleed loads of times over the years without issue. They have changed the design slightly recently and the new type are terrible. Leak from all the fittings.
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Same, I've had 2 eezibleeds for donkeys, I even keep an old Renault 9 spare steel wheel for pressuring it. Might grab one of these new jobbies though, they look handy!
 
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