Simple 1 2 3 4 hold and open trick. It takes time but it's far less complicated or a pressure bleeding tool is a god send
Sealey VS820 Car & Motorcycle Brake & Clutch Fluid Bleeding Draining System 2.5 Litre
One-man brake and clutch bleeding the professional way. Bleeding requires no external power source - simply fill and pump. Reservoir holds 2.5 litres…
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I got that one . Works a treatSomething like thisSealey VS820 Car & Motorcycle Brake & Clutch Fluid Bleeding Draining System 2.5 Litre
One-man brake and clutch bleeding the professional way. Bleeding requires no external power source - simply fill and pump. Reservoir holds 2.5 litres…
Something like thisSealey VS820 Car & Motorcycle Brake & Clutch Fluid Bleeding Draining System 2.5 Litre
One-man brake and clutch bleeding the professional way. Bleeding requires no external power source - simply fill and pump. Reservoir holds 2.5 litres…
one comming next week,cheersSomething like thisSealey VS820 Car & Motorcycle Brake & Clutch Fluid Bleeding Draining System 2.5 Litre
One-man brake and clutch bleeding the professional way. Bleeding requires no external power source - simply fill and pump. Reservoir holds 2.5 litres…
Datatek
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I'd like one before I change the brake fluid next time, not seen them over here.I got that one . Works a treat
@Mark Piercy recommended it to me as I believe he use's one. Could ask him where he got it from
Datatek
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Will do but I expect he purchased in the UK as he goes back from time to time.
Errr... Oooh. I sure I got it here my mate
Datatek
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Thank you. I have a vacuum purger, to say it's useless on the P38 would be to pay it a compliment.
Why do the links keep disappearing 
The vacuum pump is OK for pulling liquid from power steering units but pressure pump is good.
Datatek
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It works on clutchesThe vacuum pump is OK for pulling liquid from power steering units but pressure pump is good.
I found that with some Amazon links as well. Strange.Why do the links keep disappearing
My vacuum thingy worked for re-filling the rear brake pipes after replacement, but agreed definitely useless for bleeding. It useful for filling the coolant though.