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Old 06-16-08, 07:28 PM
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Which model do you guys use I am a little apprehensive about using the one with the "universal" adapter.
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Old 06-16-08, 07:45 PM
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Which model do you guys use I am a little apprehensive about using the one with the "universal" adapter.

Part #0100 European Power Bleeder
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Thanks to DigDug and I just wanted to say if you guys haven't used this to bleed your brakes than you are giving yourself headaches for nothing. It is impossible that anything could be easier.

Right away as soon as the bleed valve is open all and I mean all the airbubbles come right away. So that after all you have to wait for is for the fluid passing to be clean and done. Gives great pedal feel, buy one!
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which one did you get?

My wife usually complains whenever I recruit her to bleed the brakes on the Rx7.
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i'm fine with speed bleeders, always works for me
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Part #0100 European Power Bleeder
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I think I bought the universal one.
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i'm fine with speed bleeders, always works for me
same here. cheap and easy.
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