Subject	A real long hose, and some tape.
Posted by	John B. (NJ) on March 19, 2009 at 5:17 PM
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In Reply To	Motive Universal Brake Bleeder? posted by outazway on March 19, 2009 at 04:16 PM
Message	Once youve pushed all the old fluid out of the system, (youll see it change color from dark to clear, or blue, or whatever your new fluid is). Hook the long hose up to the bleeder, and feed the other end back into the resevoir. Bleed away. Just take care to make sure all old fluid has been exhausted first. Once your confident all air is out, tighten the fitting. Thank Guapo for that tip. I think he was the first person i saw mention it.
Follow Ups	Motive Universal Brake Bleeder? - outazway 16:16:16 03/19/09 Plastic bottle, A piece of hose and a hanger (n/m) - Spddracer 17:01:45 03/19/09 A real long hose, and some tape. - John B. (NJ) 17:17:28 03/19/09 good idea! (n/m) - nemo1080 (Iowa) 17:34:10 03/19/09 hmmm...i paid $70 something for it, used it once and threw - sawbonez 20:21:15 03/19/09 Word: Speedbleeders (n/m) - Gordo 93TT Daytona 21:48:10 03/19/09 I have one, and love it. Works great once you learn how. (n/m) - NIZMOZ (SATX) 07:57:43 03/20/09
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