Brake and clutch fluid bleeder 3 liters

PRODUCTIVITY: This brake/clutch fluid bleeder allows you to change the fluid much more comfortably and quickly, even without needing the help of a second person during the procedure.

Primary container capacity: 3 liters. It has a manual pump to pressurize the circuit, pressure indicator manometer and pressure relief valve.

Suction tank capacity: 1 liter. It has a chain to be able to fix this container to the vehicle's suspension spring.

E20 ADAPTER compatible with most European cars.

The 3L brake bleeder is made of durable plastic. It is easy to clean, robust and durable.

Pressure is generated manually using a hand pump and released using the relief valve push button.

Includes specific key for closing/opening the primary container cap.

How to use:

1. Unscrew the cap with the wrench provided. Next, fill the main tank with brake/clutch fluid indicated by the manufacturer and close the main tank cap tightly using the special key included.
2. Connect the E20 adapter from the primary container to the master cylinder of the brake system.
3. Connect the used brake fluid container to your vehicle's brake circuit bleeder. If necessary, you can secure this tank using the chain incorporated to the suspension spring or other part of the chassis of your vehicle.
4. Pump the main container handle down and up until the recommended bleed pressure is reached. Open the brake circuit bleeder.
5. When the fluid is flowing, press the brake pedal repeatedly to remove the used brake fluid (you may need a helper). Observe in the transparent tube when the new brake fluid begins to come out. Check that you always have brake fluid in the primary reservoir and in the master cylinder reservoir.
6. Once you see new fluid entering the used fluid container, close the brake bleeder. Repeat the process on all 4 brake bleeders on the vehicle (in any order).
7. Once the process is complete, release the pressure by pressing down on the release valve next to the pump handle.
8. After releasing pressure from the circuit, disconnect the master cylinder feed coupling and remove the used fluid reservoir and the connection to the brake bleeder.
9. Check the brake master cylinder reservoir level, top off if necessary and replace the reservoir cap.
10. You must dispose of used brake fluid safely at an authorized waste collection facility.