which brake bleeding kit?

[nonos]

I am looking for a good (yet possibly not too expensive) brake beeding kit.
I have used a eazy bleed before, have had a lot of grief with it (mostly to do with the seal to the brake reservoir) so I do not want to use that again.
I was looking preferably at a vacuum system which sounds a better optopn (plus reduces the risk of having pressurised fluid going everywhere in your engine bay)

One of the kits I have found was from Mityvac
http://www.premiertools.co.uk/products/Mityvac_Automotive_Tune_Up_Kit_Cheaper_than_ebay_.htm
but I have no idea if it is good or not.
Any other good kit (£50 inc delivery is realistically the maximum I'd like to pay)

thanks

 

[Henry]

the Gunsons kit is fine if you ensure that the cap is actually sealed before filling the bottle with fluid; might be worth another go if you've already got one

 

[nonos]

To be honest, it is not worth my stress level. I have had an issue on the cap that goes on the reservoir the first time (my mistake). Once sorted that went kind of ok.
The second time I have changed the fluids, it is the rubber seal on the clean fluid bottle that cuased me a lot of grief. The way the pipes are (i.e. close to the rim) meant I could hardly ever get a proper seal. I ended up leaving it leaking air and havind to repump the tyre for every corner (and making sure the pressure did not drop completely). So I really want to try something else.
I found other products sucah as the Sealy VS402 which you can get for around £35 so that will probably be the solution.

 

[MRBILLYUK]

I can't see the point in spending all that on a brake bleeding kit tbh . I use a small piece of rubber tubing on the bleed nipple into a jar , pump the pedal , top up , pump the pedal , top up ........ Job done . Cost me about £1.00 from a local car accessory shop

 

[Rob669]

I got one from Halfords (not the Eazi Bleed thing) for about £3.50. It's little more than piece of tubing, a widget to go over the bleed screw and a rubber one way valve. It works fine.