Which pressure bleeder ?
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Which one of the Motiveproducts pressure bleeders do you guys use?
They list several different types with many adapters . . .
http://www.motiveproducts.com/index.html
Ideally, I would like the ones for 997 (primary) and a 964 (secondary).
Thanks!
They list several different types with many adapters . . .
http://www.motiveproducts.com/index.html
Ideally, I would like the ones for 997 (primary) and a 964 (secondary).
Thanks!
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This one.
Per Motive website:
"European Makes - nearly every European made car can use the 1100 and 1109 caps. These caps are female threaded caps and have an inner diameter at the threads of 45mm. BMW, Porsche, Saab, Volvo, VW (except air cooled) have used this type of cap since the late 1950s. Most other european cars also use this cap with some exceptions. Ferrari on some models and years will use a slightly smaller cap that is 42mm inner diameter. If you have a European made cars with a female threaded cap will more than likely use the 1100 and 1109 caps, but please check the inner diameter of the cap to be sure."
Works well but make sure you put it in a bucket to catch any brake fluid leaks. Brake fluid will eat your paint.
Per Motive website:
"European Makes - nearly every European made car can use the 1100 and 1109 caps. These caps are female threaded caps and have an inner diameter at the threads of 45mm. BMW, Porsche, Saab, Volvo, VW (except air cooled) have used this type of cap since the late 1950s. Most other european cars also use this cap with some exceptions. Ferrari on some models and years will use a slightly smaller cap that is 42mm inner diameter. If you have a European made cars with a female threaded cap will more than likely use the 1100 and 1109 caps, but please check the inner diameter of the cap to be sure."
Works well but make sure you put it in a bucket to catch any brake fluid leaks. Brake fluid will eat your paint.
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Thanks gentlemen !