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Motive bleeder

chappys4life

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I think I am going to bite the bullet on a Motive bleeder. My question is which one to buy and which adapters do I need.

Right now my 2 vehicles are a 82 chevy c10 and a 53 ford f100.
 
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Truxx1956

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Hey dude, you WONT be sorry. I have one and I love it. One word on the adaptors though they are JUNK. I bought the bleeder from Motive and all the adaptors and was very unhappy with the adaptors leaking and so on. (I build classic F100's) anyway, I got the necessary adaptors from Power Probe and they are first class. They are very expensive, but worth every penny. Are you a member of FTE? If not P.M. me and I'll give you the link

my email is [email protected]
 

petty4243

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Not sure what the caost is, but the shop I work at has WYNNS brake bleeder system... with all adaptors... works awsome... have thgought about finding one for my friends race car shop... seems like we are always repairing a line for one reason or another...lol
 
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Scotto

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I have a Motive bleeder and it works great. Contact them to find out which adapter you need - it may surprise you. I needed a Ford adapter for my Subaru. They really nail you on the adapters, like $25 each, so get a combo kit if you can.

I wonder if you could just get a spare master cylinder cap and make your own adapter. It really does seem like a lot of money for the caps considering what they are. Plus they don't have them for everything vehicle and those universal caps can be a real pain to use.
 

PAToyota

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Go for the kit with all the adapters. Sold separately, the adapters are about $25 each. Buying the kit is much more economical. Plus, once you have one, family, friends, and neighbors come out of the woodwork to ask if you can work on their cars. :D
 
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chappys4life

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I have a Motive bleeder and it works great. Contact them to find out which adapter you need - it may surprise you. I needed a Ford adapter for my Subaru. They really nail you on the adapters, like $25 each, so get a combo kit if you can.

I wonder if you could just get a spare master cylinder cap and make your own adapter. It really does seem like a lot of money for the caps considering what they are. Plus they don't have them for everything vehicle and those universal caps can be a real pain to use.

Would that work? I dont see an adapter for my old ford truck which does not surprise me. I was thinking of get an old cap and a brass fitting and maybe some jb weld to seal the thread? Its a circular cap but the cap screws into the master cylinder. So the top is thicker than the bottom.
 
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