Rebel Editor October 15, 2022 39 Comments



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A simple guide on how to bleed brakes and make a DIY brake bleed device 🙂

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  1. Keegan Wright

    Soft or squishy brakes isn't always due to broken down fluid, if you have rubber flex lines instead of braided rubber flex lines, those rubber lines are going to expand an contract due to the brake pressure an this is extreme on older vehicles with worn lines, so not all your application force is being used in braking. Switch to braided lines an you won't have an issues with "squishy or spongy" brakes. In conclusion though do change your brake fluid every 2 years or whatever man specs.

    also noticed how he's working on an 90's vehicle

  2. Christopher Tine

    Damn son that was some dirty fluid

  3. SpideySpecV

    You have to have someone pump and hold the pedal down while you loosen the bleeder, won’t work well the way you did it

  4. Cole riddle dirt killer 123

    Does this work on a 1991 Ford F-150 Lariat with a small block V8 engine that produces 300 mph

  5. BenzTech

    The clear bleed hose should go uphill to the bottle to prevent air from entering the bleeder when you release the pedal.

  6. Andy Worku

    Wrong brake fluid choice dot 3 not dot 4.

  7. Russ Wilkerson

    I always started at the closest wheel. You don’t want to send debri through your whole system.

  9. Justin Isaacs

    NO! IF YOURE BRAKES BECOME SPONGY YOU HAVE TO INSPECT THEM FOR WEAR OR LEAKS. It's videos like this that tell people to neglect their car when it can become potentially dangerous.

  10. gary66669

    How are you doing this shit at a apartment complex?

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