CTA One-Man Brake Bleeder

• Check valve holds air from going back into
  caliper of wheel cylinder when brake pedal is released

• Removes the need for a helper

• Comes with 2 ft / 61cm long clear hose
  with spring clamp

 

DIRECTIONS:

• Take off the master cylinder cover
  Add fresh fluid to the reservoirs.

• The bleeding sequence is RR, LR,
  RF and LF
  Note: cars with diagonally split duel
  hydraulic systems (on front wheel
  drive and some small cars), RR, LF,
  and RF is correct

• Open the bleeder screw of the wheel
  to be bled

• Install the black rubber hose end of the
  tool over it.

• Place the other end in a jar or can

• Depress the brake pedal slowly three times
  See if there are air bubbles in the hose,
  if so continue pumping until they are gone

• NOTE: Check the fluid level in the master
  reservoirs frequently during this operation.
  If they run dry, the system will have to be
  entirely re-bled. Close the bleeder screw,
  remove the tool and bleed the other wheels.
  Refill the master cylinder reservoirs and
  re-install the cover

• Caution: Make sure the pedal is firm before driving.