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Return PolicyMotive Products Power Bleeder brake pressure bleeder makes bleeding brakes a one man job. Fits many American made rectangular top master cylinders and Wilwood master cylinders 260-6764, 260-6765, 260-6766, and 260-4893.
This bleeder works with master cylinders that are rectangular in shape. The bleeder adapter clamps to the top of the master cylinder with J-bolts and a chain. The bleeder adapter fits master cylinders as big as 6-3/4" x 4-1/4" and as small as 3-3/4" x 1-1/2".
Heres how it works: A tank containing new hydraulic fluid is connected to the fluid reservoir on your vehicle and pressurized with air from a hand pump (pressure gauge ensures that the hydraulic system is not damaged due to excessive pressure). When one of the bleed valves on the vehicle is opened, old hydraulic fluid is expelled as new fluid from the tank is forced into the system.Application
| KEY SPECS | |
|---|---|
| MFG. Part # | 0105 |
| Brand | Motive Products |
| GENERAL | |
| Capacity | 2 quarts |
| Maximum Pressure | 20 psi |
| Material Type | Plastic |
| Sold in Quantity | Each |
| Notes | Works with rectangular master cylinders with top openings between 6-3/4" x 4-1/4" and 3-3/4" x 1-1/2". Attaches using J hooks. |
4.1
26 Reviews
Customers predominantly appreciate our product due to its simplifying features, such as easy usage, flexibility in fitting varieties of master cylinders, and enabling effective fluid changes. It stands out with its ability to streamline ‘one-man brake bleeding’ as opposed to competitive vacuum solutions, making brake fluid servicing quick and efficient. Some mentioned issues with setting up using provided j-bolts and chains, yet found solutions via additional C-clamps or larger washers. Occasional reports about sealing problems or pump malfunction were made. However, overall satisfaction is high, with customers recommending the product and considering repurchasing.
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Most Liked Positive Review
4.0
Power break bleeder
I read reviews before I purchased this item and found one to be very usefull, it has to do with the J-bolts and chain to mount the unit to the Master brake cylinder. The J-bolts and chains didn't work for me either so took the advice from the one review and used a large C-Clamp to hold unit to the Master Brake Cylinder. The unit now worked perfectly, and bleeding the brakes at my house is a one man job. I would have given this tool 5 stars except for fumbleing around with the chains and J-Bolts.
Most Liked Negative Review
3.0
I would buy this product.
The pump tank works very well. It is a big improvement over the old metal bleeders that required a compressor to pressurize. The GM master cylinder adapter cap didn't seal very well using the supplied chain with wing nuts. A large C clamp would probably do a better job.
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A quality product with a good reputation
5.0
a year ago
Monte Carlo
Canada
Verified
With two projects on the floor that both will need complete braking system bleeding, The Motive Power pressurized bleeding system will be invaluable as I mostly work by myself.
Would Recommend
Easy brake bleeding
5.0
a year ago
Rowdy
Upland California
Verified
Used this on my 75 c 10 fit master,seals well did the job!
Would Recommend
Don't buy it
1.0
a year ago
Tr
Montana.
Verified
Pump did not make pressure had to call motive products. They sent me a new pump. It worked one time and that was it.
Would Not Recommend
I would buy this product.
3.0
2 years ago
Pete
Jackson GA
Verified
The pump tank works very well. It is a big improvement over the old metal bleeders that required a compressor to pressurize. The GM master cylinder adapter cap didn't seal very well using the supplied chain with wing nuts. A large C clamp would probably do a better job.
Would Recommend
When all options have been tried except this
4.0
2 years ago
Mark
PHX
Verified
Dealing with proper bleeding of the brakes trying every solution available to ensure all air is removed.
Would Recommend
Great for 1 man brake bleeding
5.0
3 years ago
Brian
Scranton, PA
Verified
Worked perfectly for my 95 K1500. Easy to pump up and remove the air from the system.
Would Recommend
Wow
5.0
4 years ago
BK
Calgary
Verified
Fool proof way to bleed brakes, no more dealing with air coming in around bleeder screw threads! Moves a lot of fluid which is perfect for fluid changes.
Would Recommend
Why didn't I buy this sooner?
4.0
5 years ago
Ken Stevens
Pueblo Colorado
Verified
Easy to use.
Would Recommend
I would buy again
5.0
6 years ago
Billy
Wahoo, NE
Verified
Did not need my wife's help to bleed the brakes!
Would Recommend
One man brake bleeder kit
5.0
7 years ago
Crazy 8 cars
Woodstock IL.
Verified
This is a pretty good kit and fits a multitude of different master cylinders. Plus with side port design it works great for my rods that have the brake master cylinder underneath the floor boards.
Would Recommend
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When the bleeding process is finished and the tank is depressurized, how do you ensure the reservoir won't overflow or fluid won't be at the tippy top and make a mess when the cap is removed? I have never used a system like this and will be working with a floor mounted pedal assembly.
by kyle
• 9 years ago
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will this work on a stock 1970 chevy c20 pick up truck? i need to replace the master cylinder and i will not have help.so, after installing new master how does this unit connect to master because i have a metal clip that swings over the top that locks the top/lid.
by edward
• 10 years ago
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I have a 78 corvette with 2 reservoirs on the master. Will this work with that? Kenney D
by Kenney
• 10 years ago
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Will this product work on a Wilwood Master Cylinder 260-13375?
by Brentunia
• 10 years ago
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Is this effective on a T bucket where the master is lower than the lines and has chevy rear discs where the bleeders are on the bottom?
by tarfish
• 11 years ago
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can this be used on racing master cylinders? Can this be used on the Wilwood and Afco aluminum square master cylinders?
by Napadan
• 11 years ago
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