Private Brand Tools PBT70852 800ml Brake Bleeder (AUSTRALIA) PTY LTD

800ml Brake Bleeder

This 800ml Brake Bleeder is a professional grade hydraulic brake bleeder. The 800ml reservoir will bleed up to 15 discs (350mm diameter) with over twice the capacity of other products on the market. It has pressure release valve for matching the master cylinder pressure and a flexible hose thats far easier to use than others on the market.

The PBT70852 800ml Brake Bleeder is a brake bleeding hose kit that can be used both for motorbikes and car brakes as well. The brake bleeder includes 150mm long flexible rubber tube and a banjo bolt adapter as well. It's efficient design makes the brake bleeding process faster for greater safety on the road.

Your car's brakes are there to help you slow down and stop and they need some special treatment to get the best out of them. The better you look after your car, the longer it will last and the safer you'll be. Here at Private Brand Tools Pty Ltd we supply a huge range of products with this in mind, including this 800ml brake bleeder.

Give your vehicle that extra dose of clean with this 800ml Brake Bleeders from Autostyle, the No.1 online store for premium car accessories. Designed for professional technicians, this highly effective product is easy to use and affordable. It features a spring-loaded dispenser and transparent barrel which allows an accurate measurement.

The Private Brand Tools Brake Bleeder can make bleeding hydraulic brakes a breeze. It holds up to 800ml of fluid so you don't have to keep going back to the bottle. It's tough and durable in a sturdy ABS plastic housing, and it fits all bleed nipple designs including 23mm, 19mm, 15mm and 12mm tips.

The ideal tool for bleeding air from the braking system of a motor vehicle and also for adding proprietary brake fluid to reservoirs. The Brake Bleeder has a large volume transparent container to illustrate when the fluid level is correctly set within the reservoir.

The Brake Bleeder Kit used to clear the brake system of air, without removing the wheel from the car. Brakes work in a hydraulic manner and air bubbles may occur in the line when bleeding. During this process the air bubbles must be removed using a pump or other pressure source before the pressure is released from the master cylinder.