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Easibleed
« on: 16 June 2009, 22:24:26 »

Well, I bought one today.

Not over confident with brakes and such like but I must say, this thing looks foolproof!

Worth it's weight in gold - well worth the £16 odd, I recommend it to anyone, if it does what it says on the tin  :y
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Re: Easibleed
« Reply #1 on: 16 June 2009, 22:26:45 »

they are good james but dont forget to keep the bottle topped up or your back to square one,,[yes ive done it :'(]
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Re: Easibleed
« Reply #2 on: 16 June 2009, 22:28:11 »

and you paid too much ;)
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Re: Easibleed
« Reply #3 on: 16 June 2009, 22:29:44 »

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and you paid too much ;)

Halfrauds for you - I guessed at the time, but it was just convenient  :-[
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Re: Easibleed
« Reply #4 on: 16 June 2009, 22:32:51 »

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and you paid too much ;)

Halfrauds for you - I guessed at the time, but it was just convenient  :-[
Think mine was £8 delivered from the Gay...
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Re: Easibleed
« Reply #5 on: 16 June 2009, 22:33:37 »

Be carefull of how much pressure you use too, it's easy to get fluid all over the place with too many psi's  ;) ;D
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Re: Easibleed
« Reply #6 on: 16 June 2009, 22:36:16 »

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Be carefull of how much pressure you use too, it's easy to get fluid all over the place with too many psi's  ;) ;D
I knock the spare type down to about 15psi, and use that
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Re: Easibleed
« Reply #7 on: 16 June 2009, 22:42:37 »

had the use of one a while back. Turns the whole thing into a very easy and simple job. Had a few issues getting it to seal on the reservoir but then it was a bit tired.
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Re: Easibleed
« Reply #8 on: 16 June 2009, 22:47:19 »

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Be carefull of how much pressure you use too, it's easy to get fluid all over the place with too many psi's  ;) ;D
I knock the spare type down to about 15psi, and use that

As I do.
It's very easy though to leave the tyre at higher pressures & think you'll be OK ........  ;) ;) ;)
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Re: Easibleed
« Reply #9 on: 16 June 2009, 23:24:40 »

I modified mine to make a coolant pressuriser (using a spare rad cap) so mine's  dual purpose :y
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Re: Easibleed
« Reply #10 on: 16 June 2009, 23:43:49 »

If you apply your grey matter to it, its also a great way to refill your gearbox after a filter change, if you get a large enough source container - 5 litres dexronIII ?? .....
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« Reply #11 on: 17 June 2009, 00:15:39 »

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If you apply your grey matter to it, its also a great way to refill your gearbox after a filter change, if you get a large enough source container - 5 litres dexronIII ?? .....

And given its designed for brake fluid it wont bugger the seals like dex 3 did on my (The Mrs's) garden sprayer.
A 3 in one tool for fair money. :-)
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Re: Easibleed
« Reply #12 on: 17 June 2009, 07:17:59 »

An excellent piece of kit of simple design, and easy to use. 

I still have one, left from the days of tinkering with my Volvo Amazon (131).

Great design ideas will always stand the test of time :y :y
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Re: Easibleed
« Reply #13 on: 17 June 2009, 07:45:26 »

I've been thinking about using a bike inner tube as the pressure source, to avoid buggering about with a spare wheel, dunno if it would hold enough air to be useful though.
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Re: Easibleed
« Reply #14 on: 17 June 2009, 10:12:38 »

You'll be cursing it if you ever run out of fluid during a bleed though. ::)

Not that anyone'd be stupid enough... :-[

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