Jerry,
I am by far no expert, but have tried the MityVac on a number of vehicles
(bleeding brakes and hydraulic clutch systems), and have tried a variety of
approaches all of which have been mostly frustrating. Either I am not able to
decipher the manual properly or am missing something in the process, but I have
not found it worth the money. I have not used the EZ Bleed system.
The best investment I have found is the Speed Bleeders. I have used them on my
TR6 and they worked like a dream. Easy to bleed the with just one person, and
I have not had any problems with them. I will be installing another set on my
Jeep Cherokee. I got mine from Russell Products, but they don't sell direct to
the general public now. I've seen them (I think) in the latest Moss catalog.
Also Jegs ((800) 345-4545 ext 334) and Summit ((800) 230-3030) offer them in
their catalogs.
Good luck. If you get the EZ Bleed let me know how it works.
Gordon Buck
Sultan, Washington
71 TR6 CC62806
67 MGB GT
-----Original Message-----
From: Jerry [SMTP:lensman@erols.com]
Sent: Monday, August 17, 1998 7:38 PM
To: triumphs@autox.team.net; triumphs-owner@autox.team.net;
spitfires@autox.team.net
Subject: Brake Bleed Pumps
Hello,
Here's a question for the masses. I'm thinking about purchasing a brake
bleeder pump from Victoria British. The question I have deals with of
the two available the MityVac or the EZ Bleed which one is better? Or
am I just wasting my money? Any info would be appreciated.
Jerry - 1968 GT-6 MK1
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