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Fender Lizard Brake Bleeder (Pedal Pusher)

The Critic

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$219 - but theoretically, you'll never have to call a friend/another tech/spouse to push the pedal again. Pretty neat idea, IMO, if it works.
 
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engineer2

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I like my pressure bleeder better. This makes sense if you can't find a the right MC adapter, or if your wife is out. You need to keep an eye on the brake fluid level too.
 
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Steve_P

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Hmm, this is a cheaper option:

I have the VIM. It doesn't work very well as it will slip under anything more than moderate force; I was disappointed with it. If you want to press the accelerator, or the brake pedal to verify the lights will work, fine. And I'm sure it will somewhat work for bleeding, but it isn't going to press the pedal down like a human leg. Of course, I guess you don't really need that much force...

I'm surprised no one has done this with a coarse adjustment pin feature, and a section of threaded rod for the fine adjustment. My solution is a few sections of 2X4s with one crossing the seat rails, and the other running to the pedal :D
 
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