OEMTOOLS 25036 Bleed-O-Matic One-Man Brake Bleeder Kit, Featuring An Opaque Brake Bleed Bottle / Transparent Hoses and Tapered Fittings, No Mess Brake Fluid Bleeding , Multi color(Packaging May Vary)

The bottle is a little small but in my Wrangler I could push the pedal 8-10 times before it was full. It took maybe two bottles to get clean fluid to the rear an then the other three calipers were flushed within one bottle. Easy peasey. I was a little skeptical of the fitting to push into the bleeder screw but I had no leaks on any of the 4 wheels while I was pumping. It has fittings to bleed a master cylinder too which is nice.

This one man brake bleeder has worked out pretty well so far! The magnet is strong enough to hold the bottle to the rotor without failing. It is really easy to use. Comes in handy when you don’t have a second person to help bleed your brakes.

This is a good little bleeder kit for what you pay for it, but knowing what I know now, I probably would have chosen something different. First off.. the magnet always pops out of the holder so your bottle falls off. A dab of super glue will fix that little issue but I shouldn't have to. The hoses are just a tad too short, especially if you're doing brakes on a truck or big SUV making it a little awkward especially when you are fighting with the magnet issue. Lastly, the bottle is too small. It only holds a couple ounces at most. I usually have to dump it half way through the bleed. So.. I mean it works, and I'll keep using it because I'm not doing brakes every day so it's not a huge inconvenience for me, but had I known these things I probably would have opted for a kit that at least had a bigger bottle with it.

This kit is not well represented in pictures/description. It works OK - in that it performs the function it's intended to but I was disappointed in a couple different ways. The bottle is tiny. Depending on what exactly you're doing this might prove troublesome. I was bleeding the caliper at each wheel before removing and changing pads. Basically I wanted to get the majority of the old brake fluid out of each caliper before forcing the fluid back into the system (because the fluid at the caliper is where the fluid breaks down over time the worst. The small size of the bottle means I would get about 4 pumps of the brake pedal before I needed to empty the bottle. It didn't kill me, but it definitely added time to the whole project since I was flushing the majority of the fluid out. The magnet is worthless. It's a very thin, very weak magnet and it has almost no grip. I still used it, but instead of risking the magnet, I wedged the little silver disc in between the fender liner to hold the bottle. The different fittings and tubing are a nice touch, but most are too small to do anything. I heated up the tubing just a bit to make it more pliable and forced it over my bleed screw fitting. Just barely fit, but at least it was tight. without heating and stretching it a bit, the tubing is very rigid and tends to slip off the plastic fittings. Overall, it really is a neat little tool and it does indeed make it possible for one person to bleed the brakes, albeit quite inefficiently. I might glue on a new magnet, super glue some of the tubing onto fittings and add it to my motorcycle toolbox. But for larger applications, a friend's assistance or a pickle jar copy might be better suited.

I used this to replace and bleed the brake fluid on my motorcycle. It worked great for that purpose. I stuck the magnet to the brake rotor. The bottle is small. For a motorcycle with relatively short brake lines, there isn't a lot of fluid to bleed out to remove the air so the small bottle is fine. If pushing a lot of fluid out for a car was needed, this small bottle would get annoying real fast.

I'm usually pretty good at making lemonade out of lemons. But there is nothing here that is any good. Make your own, PLEASE. Don't waste your money. I made one out of clear vinyl tubing from Ace hardware (about 3ftlong). Make sure it will fit your bleeder screw thingy. A empty pickle jar with a lid, poke a hole in the lid with a screw driver, run the tube down to the bottom and punch an air hole in the lid also. Connect the tube to the bleeder screw and for me what worked well was to set the jar up on two milk crates so when you pump the brakes the fluid has to work its way up the tube this way there is always fluid near the bleeder screw. I saw so many tiny air bubbles come out of my system.I love the way my brakes feel now. Fresh fluid and no air in the system. Nice and tight not spongy. Always keep your reservoir full.

This is amazing!! Just follow exct directions, othewise it does not work. Amazing and so simple. I gave to a friend and he said if I ever knew about this before.

best product on the market

Decided to pick one up these up to help me bleed the brakes after replacing the DSC unit on my 2006 BMW 325i. It worked perfectly and came with all the necessary hoses and fitting to get the job done. The magnet was strong enough to hold the bottle even when completely filled with brake fluid. I’ve also used this on my 2002 rav4 and my 2007 Santa Fe. It’s performed perfectly each time and came with all the adapters or fittings I needed. My one complaint is I wish the bottle itself was a little larger. I only ran into and issue on the BMW, I believe it was due to the type of job I was trying to do. The bottle just kept overfilling with brake fluid at ever wheel before the computer had finished bleeding the ABS system. I didn’t run into this issue on any other cars I used the tool on

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Exactly as advertised Good bleed kit

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Never used yet, but looks like it could do the job with ease.