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tool needed what do you use??

Started by roadmap, Sun 18, Mar 2012, 17:37:35

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roadmap

Sun 18, Mar 2012, 17:37:35
i am in need of a vacuum tester and pump to bleed brakes and clutch lines
what do you use   mity vac or harbour freight, maybe a home made one i am open for help
thanks a million

Chillerman

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Sun 18, Mar 2012, 17:39:25 Last Edit: Sun 18, Mar 2012, 17:41:38 by Chillerman
Mity Vac is the only way to go  :cooldude:!
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Sun 18, Mar 2012, 17:39:34
We usually use a Mighty-Vac.
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art

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Sun 18, Mar 2012, 18:00:35
Don't understand .What is the procedure used to bleed brakes with a vacuum

art

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Sun 18, Mar 2012, 18:04:11
Opps I found it on the shop talk.Now I get it

RonW

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Sun 18, Mar 2012, 18:06:20
It's easy with Speed Bleeders®.

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larswlvs

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Sun 18, Mar 2012, 18:08:37
I use a 50cc syringe and a piece of rubber tubing...I had a mighty vac , lent it out and it was not returnered




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KSDragonRider

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Sun 18, Mar 2012, 18:16:42
Just did mine with the MightyVac.  Works great!
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ptgb

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Sun 18, Mar 2012, 19:54:46

I would invest in the metal MityVac as well.

Worth the extra money as my plastic seemed so much more flimsy than the metal one.


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Sun 18, Mar 2012, 20:10:12
Quote from: ptgb on Sun 18, Mar 2012, 19:54:46

I would invest in the metal MityVac as well.

Worth the extra money as my plastic seemed so much more flimsy than the metal one.

The handle on my plastic MightyVac broke last month... Time to get a metal one.

Gary

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Mon 19, Mar 2012, 10:29:17
Quote from: RONW on Sun 18, Mar 2012, 18:06:20
It's easy with Speed Bleeders®.



Speedbleeders were pretty smooth. I had ordered them, and picked up a Mighty-Vac at the local Autozone. Label read OEM Brand but product was labeled MV.

The Mighty-Vac won't work with the above speedbleeders due to their design, at least not for me. The included hose/tubing and connectors did though.

I think the vac ran about $35.00 at Autozone and the speedbleeders were about $7.00 or so each x 4.
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