Magnet Mount Bleeder Bottle & Motive Products Black Label Aluminum European Power Bleeder

Highly recommend this for anyone interested in bleeding their own brakes in a shop or at home. It’s well made and works as described.They have a variety of different adapters for all types of master cylinder tops.

This power bleeder is very nice. Unlike the vacuum style, I don't have to hook it up to the air compressor and have that noise going on while I bleed the brakes. A true one man operation. I used the catch bottle to suck out the old fluid in the reservoir. Simply put the tube in the reservoir and squeeze the bottle then release. As the bottle returns to a round shape it sucks out the old fluid. Repeat several times to remove most of the fluid. I purchased this bleeder with the appropriate screw on adapter for my car's brake reservoir. So easy. Just put a liter of fresh brake fluid in the big bottle, attach to the reservoir, and pump it up to 15 to 20 psi. Then go around and bleed each caliper until fresh fluid comes out. Total brake fluid flush in about 10 minutes. It takes longer than that to jack up the car and remove all the wheels. I'm a big fan of this tool.

Made my dry brake bleed on my M6 a breeze. I saw a YouTuber using this product with ease and they had improvised it with a quick connect in the middle to help make the dry bleed a bit easier. I implemented that on my product as well and it went perfectly. Very happyWith my purchase and usage.

I have a Porsche 911 and changed brake fluid for first time. The cap for reservoir fits and good quality. No leaks. nice features. Hardest part by far is removing and cleaning and replacing wheels.

Great Bleeder bottle for a 2008 Mercedes GL320 brake fluid flush. This was my first time doing the bleed, and the system is very easy and intuitive to use. Initially, I had a hard time knowing how to release the top handle so that it sprung up to the "ready to be pushed (and pumped) down" position. There are limited instructions on this, but found out that the handle had to be twisted first to "unlock" it from the down position and allow the handle to rise. I didn't place the brake fluid in the reservoir, rather removed all the old brake fluid from the master cylinder and filled it up with fresh/new fluid and used the pressure from the bleeder to pressurize the master cylinder as others have suggested. This worked well, and it prevented an extra cleaning step to wash out the power bleeder (with suggested denatured alcohol). Excellent product.

The thing does exactly what it's supposed to do - allows you to bleed brakes without an assistant or needing to keep topping up the fluid in the reservoir.Cleanup is a little bit of a pain (but that's mostly because you're working with brake fluid. The hose is plenty long, which I actually found inconvenient, but if you had this sitting on the ground or on a workbench next to the car it may be of use.I also think it was a little expensive for what is essentially a weed sprayer with a fitted end. It did allow me to get the jobs done by myself, though, so I guess it's got that going for it, which is nice.

This bleeder makes it so simple and quick for one person to bleed the brakes on your vehicle. I have a vehicle that the manufacture strongly recommends to have the brakes bleed every 2 years. It is very expensive to bring it to the dealer each time. It is always a problem to find someone to help you by pumping the brakes while you release the bleeder screw and hope your timing is right so no air slips back into the system. This bleeder totally eliminates those issues.

This bleeder does not work well. I installed the seal into the master cylinder adapter, and everything else was straight forward. Applied 15psi and the pressure immediately began to drop, I applied Teflon tape to the hose connection and leak continued from the master cylinder. Tried multiple vehicles, I flipped the seal and nothing helps. Looses pressure too quickly and let's air bubbles in.