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    Thread: EASY Bleeding

    1. #1
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      EASY Bleeding

      I picked up a Motive Power Bleeder the other day and thought I'd post how easy it makes brake bleeding. I really prefer it over any vacuum setup that I have used. Never again will I need a pedal pumper.



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      Part number? Where did you buy it?

      Jim
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      I have one I got from Summit Racing, it works better than my air operated unit. I love the thing. Think it was only like $60 too.

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      Do they offer an adapter that will work with a Wilwood tandem master?
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      I use the Power Bleeder myself, many many times. Highly recommended.
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      The Jeg's part # is 715-0250. It's the "pro". It has a few adapters, one of which is an aluminum rectangle that fits most tandem masters. It comes with chains to attach it, but I just used a C clamp. I used it "dry" and kept the master topped off.

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      Quote Originally Posted by Damn True View Post
      Do they offer an adapter that will work with a Wilwood tandem master?
      Yes they do. Go motives site or call them. I have the adapter, works great.

      Sam
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      Ive used the harbor freight one, works well
      Kind of wanted to spring for the mighty vac that clamps to master cylinder or the phoenix v12 but cant get past the price lol
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      Quote Originally Posted by another69 View Post
      The Jeg's part # is 715-0250. It's the "pro". It has a few adapters, one of which is an aluminum rectangle that fits most tandem masters. It comes with chains to attach it, but I just used a C clamp. I used it "dry" and kept the master topped off.
      If you do go with Motiv, definitely upgrade to the aluminum MC plate...much better than their budget plastic option IMO. We've had several customers complain about leaking with the plastic unit during use.

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