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86Burban · 10-03-2011, 10:17 AM

Agree with all of the above, expecially wire brushing and spraying the bleeders for a couple days. Personally the combination of that and the correct fitting wrench has been very successful for me over the years and many differents vehicles.

As far as bleeders/pumps...I have both the Motive Power Bleeder and Powerfill. No, not the cheapest to buy but I have used both with zero issues many times. I highly recommend both of them for brake bleeding, diff/t-case fills, etc..

10-03-2011, 10:17 AM	#7
86Burban Registered User Join Date: Sep 2011 Location: IL Posts: 39	Re: brake bleeding tips Agree with all of the above, expecially wire brushing and spraying the bleeders for a couple days. Personally the combination of that and the correct fitting wrench has been very successful for me over the years and many differents vehicles. As far as bleeders/pumps...I have both the Motive Power Bleeder and Powerfill. No, not the cheapest to buy but I have used both with zero issues many times. I highly recommend both of them for brake bleeding, diff/t-case fills, etc..