"If they were not so damn expensive.................."
How about one for $20?
The DIY $20 brake bleeder
How about one for $20?
The DIY $20 brake bleeder
Properly replace calipers and bleed brakes....
- Thread starter Jake.Ski
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uss2defiant
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That's the site I used.
I bought a mopar cap and used a shredder valve instead since I used my tire inflator that has a inbuilt pressure gauge. It also gave me the option to use my bike tire pump.
A little pressure goes a long way.
Jeep had the new cap and I used the old cap for this.
I added a larger rubber washer at the bottom to give it a better seal.
The pressure didn't hold to well but just enough to bleed 2 at a time.
I bought a mopar cap and used a shredder valve instead since I used my tire inflator that has a inbuilt pressure gauge. It also gave me the option to use my bike tire pump.
A little pressure goes a long way.
Jeep had the new cap and I used the old cap for this.
I added a larger rubber washer at the bottom to give it a better seal.
The pressure didn't hold to well but just enough to bleed 2 at a time.
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