Brake Bleeder Kit for Portable Air Pressure Pneumatic Brake System

The JoyFans master cylinder bleeder kit is designed to make draining and replacing brake fluid in most vehicle brake systems a simple and efficient process. This one-man operation tool allows for easy and fast completion of the task.

Why is it important to change brake fluid? 1. Moisture can accumulate in the brake fluid, leading to brake master cylinder failures and reduced braking efficiency. Changing the fluid helps to remove this moisture and restore the system. 2. For safety reasons, it is recommended to regularly check the brake fluid level and replace it as needed.

How often should brake fluid be changed? The recommended interval varies depending on the specific vehicle model and manufacturer's guidelines. Generally, it is advised to change the brake fluid approximately every 40,000 to 60,000 km, or every 3 years for most models.

Kit Contents: 1 Pneumatic Brake Bleeder Unit 1 Adaptor Box Kit 1 Waste Oil Collection Bottle 1 Fluid Hose

Pneumatic Brake Bleeder Unit: - Precision manufacturing with excellent sealing effect, making it an excellent tool for bleeding brake and clutch systems. - Features a working pressure gauge (0-140 psi), allowing for adjustable pressure as required. - Provides ample fluid and air storage space. - Equipped with a long bleed hose with a quick coupler for easy connection.

13FT Fluid Hose: - Made of kink-resistant and flexible plastic material, allowing for easy long-distance work. - Transparent design for easy observation during operation. - Equipped with a quick coupler for seamless connection to the adaptor cap.

Waste Oil Collection Bottle: - 1L fluid capacity, with a translucent plastic design for easy monitoring. - Corrosion-resistant. - Includes a 13" transparent bleeder hose with a suitable length and a universal nipple.

Adaptor Box Kit: - Includes 11 adaptors and relevant accessories, covering a variety of master cylinders. - Built to last, ensuring reliable performance.

Easy Usage: 1. Close all valves on the bleeder unit, replace the master cylinder lid with a suitable adaptor, and connect the adaptor to the fluid hose. 2. Pour more fluid into the reservoir than needed and tighten the oil tank cap. 3. Insert one end of the suction hose into a rear brake cylinder and the other into the waste fluid bottle. 4. Connect the air compressor (with a moisture filter) to the 1/4" male air quick plug, open the air connector ball valve, and adjust the pressure between 20-40 psi. 5. Slowly open the fluid hose ball valve to force new fluid in while the old fluid is expelled, with the waste fluid collected in the bottle.

Caring Tips: 1. Operate in a well-ventilated area and check the coolant level after the service. 2. Wear protective masks and gloves. 3. For ABS systems, ensure the pressure is controlled within 1 bar. 4. Use the air release ball valve to release all pre-charged air at the end of the work. 5. Refer to the user manual and vehicle maintenance manual for specific usage details.

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