Chads996

$44.95 - That is an AWESOME price. Ordered, shipped same day...here in 2 days. Love it.

Thumbs high to Colin and the gang at CDOC.

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PJorgen

Is this a Motive-type pressure bleeder or something different? Link or pic?

Chads996

Not "Motive-type" the actual Motive pressure bleeder. Check out their site:

http://www.cdoc.com

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PJorgen

Dang, I spent about $15 more than that couple years ago when I bought mine.

BrandX

I don't see anything on the site for that price when I search for motive power bleeder. Am I missing something?

SBDinATL

http://store.cdoc.com/products.asp?s...Bleeding+Tools

rleeq

I have Motive bleeder but I’ve read on Stoptech.com that they don’t recommend using power bleeders because they introduce air in the brake fluid.
Follow the link to the right way?
http://www.stoptech.com/tech_info/wp...edbrakes.shtml

Chads996

I just read your link. Where does it say on their site not to use a power bleeder? When using a bleeder you should never go above 12 psi on the system. These have been used for years. When used properly, they work VERY well. Send more substantial evidence before submitting an opinion. If you do not put enough fluid in the bleeder, I agree with your submittal. The key is to manage the fluid properly.

And FWIW - automotive factories use pressurized systems to fill the brake systems. This is nothing new.

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rleeq

I wasn’t submitting an opinion, just information; Stoptech’s recommended “right way”. See “Pressure bleeding do’s and don’ts” under the following link.
http://www.stoptech.com/tech_info/wp...fluid_1a.shtml

Chads996

Nothing personal...seriously.

but, even StopTech's information seems a bit flawed. The amount of pressure required to force air into brake fluid is immense. I highly doubt 10-12psi of air pressure causes the air molecules to be forced into a liquid. I need more data in order to formulate a proper conclusion.

Call me ****...

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