Mityvac MV8000 Professional Single Person Manual Brake and Clutch Bleeding Tune-up Kit

This was the first time I have ever bleed motorcycle brake and clutch lines.It is a little bit "awkward" to hold the adaptor end on the bleed valve and use the pump at the same time BUT does the job perfectly.I was quoted £50-60 for a garage to bleed one motor bike. It has paid for it's self already.Pro's:1. Easy to read multi angle pressure dial.2. Easy to operate pressure release valve.3. Loads of pipe and adaptors for other engine jobs.4. Goes back in the box easily for storage and protection.Cons:1. Made of plastic, so I treated it with a little more of a domestic tool, than a mechanic's everyday tool. But still works perfectly with no signs of wear. If it breaks I will get a metal one.

Mityvac is THE name for vacuum pumps and you can tell why. The build quality is excellent and the range of accessories that come in the box will cover you for almost any job you can think of. I would definitely buy another but this will probably last forever.

a quality product. Only problem I found was difficult to get the necessary "seal" for it to work. eventually had to revert to the old method of bleeding the brakes on motorbike...but more due to my lack of skill than the product.

This works great. Empty tbe lot in one go. U can hear it sucking air outa master cylinder when its empty. Get it up to 20psi.dont even ha e to pump bike lever A1product

Easy to use

This tool leaks from the base of the gauge. The valve has a rubber seal that's too small for the fitting. So under pressure you initially get this mist that eventually turns into a dribble. I went to their site to see if they're another no-name Chinese tat company, but can't find an answer. I did find stuff on their 'about us' page like: "Our purpose is why. Our Reason for being". And: "Our pursuit of a circular society is neverending, an together we can imagine re-imagine rotation for a better tomorrow. For intelligent solutions for people and the planet".Yeah ok. So you make plastic tat that leaks, which forces people to keep buying more plastic tat that causes more pollution and makes companies like you more money. Look at the big words being used by the big brains and they can't even make a £60 tool for mechanics that doesn't leak.Like everything you buy these days - get your superglue, PTFE tape, and joint sealer out to fix it when it arrives. And I'll also mention (if you're not carefull) the leak/mist I mentioned does a great job of stripping the paint on your car. Or giving you a lungfull of acidic brake fluid vapour.

Great product for those break lines that you can't get the air out of.

Excellent product , with so many automotive uses.Used primarily for fluid changes on my motorcycle.Ease of use superb with minimal or no mess.