I fabricated a brake pressure bleeder using an old TR6 M/S cap and the
instructions
at http://www.garageboy.com/bmw/bleeder.html . It works very well
Hugh Barber
Hollister, Ca
'73 TR6
>
>You can buy a tire valve that has pipe thread on the other end that you can
>screw
>into the cap. This would allow you to use the air chuck for inflating tires.
>If you let go, the process stops. Oh, maybe take the core out of the valve
>so you don't maintain pressure in the canister. I don't know what PSI
>to use, but I think the other kits use tire pressure.
>
>>> I have the old top to my reservoir. I plan to mount a quick disconnect
to
>>> my air hose in the middle of the lid, and screw it down to the canister.
>>> The lid has a very nice rubber seal in it. I plan to o-ring the quick
>>> disconnect too. I pump a few lbs pressure from the regulator and bleed
my
>>> little hose off. What does the collective brains think about this one???
>>> -JP
>>> '59 TR3A TS40984 "Parts All Over The House"
>>
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