Blue Spot Tools 07964 One Person Brake And Clutch Bleeder

This is a good bit of kit to have. Had an issue with one of the parts. Emailed customer service and received a very quick response first thing Monday morning. Tuesday morning I took delivery from DPD with new part. I wish all businesses ran this efficiently. Thank you Jessica.

Poor cheap quality pump connector what goes onto the tyre valve just doesn’t seal and fell apart so had to fix a different end part off old car pump rest of the kit brilliant just air valve connector worst a seen not even a 10p part it lets the hole device down just but better 1

Worked well the only thing I added a jubilee clip to the cap so it did not blow off the fluid tank

The unit leaks out of the top of the union that screws onto the master cylinder. It made a mess everywhere. I resorted to doing it the old fashioned way and made less mess and had more success... Avoid, or buy a more expensive, better-made one. The principle is fine, but the practice (with this heap of cheap tut) is not...

I've always bled brakes using the two people method but after sucking air into my master cylinder (my fault) decided to try a pressure bleeder.I went for this Blue Spot one mainly due to price.As mentioned by others, mine leaked at the cap and I had to reseal it. I replaced the two very thin rubber washers with some more sturdy fibre ones and after that it worked fine.The magnetic base doesn't help and so I made a wire support to hang the bottle off my bonnet.Bled my brakes and ABS at 15psi pressure in my spare wheel.After a couple of minor mods I am very pleased with the pressure bleeder.

Product arrived promptly and exactly as described

Bad quality tyer connection fell apart and broke my tyer valve

Purchased to replace brake fluid on my Subaru. Unfortunately even with 4 different cap sizes provided non were suitable (all too small). Haven't had opportunity to use the product in anger, I just used short pieces of the pipes to put into a small bottle with some fluid in and, used the one man bleed method using the brake pedal. Concept appears viable and forcing fluid into a system should be preferable to drawing out, so long as the air system is well sealed.