Brake job - recommend a good bleeding kit/pump

If I’m brutally honest, unless you use very exopensive pumps, you are better with a clear plastic bottle and a length of rubber tube that is a good fit on the bleed nipple.
 
Not at all. Thanks for your input. I am happy to get all feedback before getting my hardware.
 
Anchorman said:
If I’m brutally honest, unless you use very exopensive pumps, you are better with a clear plastic bottle and a length of rubber tube that is a good fit on the bleed nipple.
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+1 That's about all what you need. Just make sure not to run out of the fluid.
 
I have one of those mityvacs that I use to bleed the brakes on my motorcycle. I like it, it works well enough for my needs and makes a two person job a one person job. Ive also used it to do the brakes on my wifes audi which went very well as well.
 
I use one of the one way valve type bleeders by Motion Pro with good results on all my vehicles, including my motorcycle. The mityvac works well too if needed. I had to use one to get the air out of my bike's clutch lines.

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Forgot about this thread...

I've done bleeding on my both cars with no tool at all. Only the bottle and tubing did the job.
 
JTNY said:
Did you depressed the brake pedal to get the oil out?
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(braindead

What?

Not sure if I get full question.

Yes, I did pump the brakes - actually mi kid did and I took care of the bleed valve.
 
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