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RE: Vacuum bleeding

To: GROSS@unit.com (Jarrid Gross)
Subject: RE: Vacuum bleeding
From: Roland Dudley <cobra@cdc.hp.com>
Date: Tue, 30 Jul 96 16:42:05 PDT
> A variation on this theme is the old vacuum pump trick.
> Sun makes low cost hand pumps with various adapters ect. for bleeding most 
> anything.  Ive found this to be the only way to bleed brakes perfectly 
> without a helper.
> 
> No mess and it takes longer to get to the hardware than it takes to do the 
> bleeding itself.
> 
> Cost is about $30 and no tool box should be without one.
> 
> 
> Jarrid Gross
>

While I'm still a big fan if Eezibleed, they are pricey.

A couple of weeks ago I was in the plumbing department of a local
hardware store (OSH) and spotted what looked like a nifty little
vacuum(?)  pump for <$20.  I was very tempted.  Problem was that there
wasn't much in the way of information on the package; just a picture of
a car and an implication that it could be used for brakes.  I was in a
rush so I didn't spend a lot of time checking it out.  It was nice and
compact and appeared to be well made.  I'm planning on taking a closer
look next time I'm there.

Roland

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