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Pressure Brake Bleeder Adapter

A universal adapter that clamps onto the brake fluid reservoir and connects to compressed air, so you can pressure-bleed your brakes on your own.

Brakes are safety-critical. Follow the vehicle's service manual, use the specified brake fluid and regulated compressed air, and have a professional check the brakes if you are unsure.

799,00 kr Was 1 598,00 kr −50%
  • Bleed the brakes without a helper

  • Adjustable clamp fits many reservoirs

  • 4 air quick couplers

  • Sealing cap for steady pressure

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Good to know

Brakes are safety-critical. Follow your vehicle's service manual, use the specified brake fluid and pressure, and have the brakes checked by a professional if you're unsure.

  • Adjustable clamp adapter for brake fluid reservoirs
  • Sealing cap
  • 4 air quick couplers (check listing for standards)

  1. Check fit on your reservoir and top up with the specified fluid.
  2. Clamp the adapter on and connect regulated air as per the instructions.
  3. Open each bleed nipple in the order given in your service manual.
  4. Close, check the pedal and fluid level, then remove the adapter.

  • Bleeder adapter with clamp arms ×1
  • Air quick couplers ×4

Wipe off any brake fluid immediately – it damages paint – and store the adapter clean and dry.

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See it in action

The pedal method vs. pressure bleeding.

One person

Instead of: needs a second person.

Steady pressure

Instead of: timing shouts between you.

Keep an eye on one place

Instead of: reservoir can run low unnoticed.

Your own pace

Instead of: booked workshop slot.

Pedal method vs. with the bleeder adapter.

Questions, answered plainly.

The adjustable clamp fits many reservoir types, but not all. Check the shape of your reservoir against the product photos before ordering.

Use the pressure recommended in the supplied instructions and your vehicle's service manual – always with a regulator.

Some ABS systems need a specific procedure or diagnostic tool. Follow your service manual or ask a professional.

Many home mechanics do it, but brakes are safety-critical. If you're unsure, have a qualified technician do or check the job.

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