Autojack Brake and Clutch Bleeder - 3 Litre
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This guide is for mechanics and DIY enthusiasts who need a reliable and efficient way to bleed brakes and clutches. The Autojack BCB3L offers a one-person operation, saving time and effort, but it's crucial to understand your vehicle's brake system before use. This 3-liter system allows for single-fill flushing, and is suitable for ABS systems. It operates without external power, offering flexibility and ease of use.
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| Model Part Number | BCB3L |
|---|---|
| Brand | Autojack |
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FAQs
What type of brake fluid should I use?
Always use the brake fluid specified in your vehicle's owner's manual. This is usually DOT 3, DOT 4, or DOT 5.1.
How much pressure should I use?
The working pressure is 2 Bar / 30psi. Do not exceed the maximum pressure of 4 bar / 60psi.
Can I use this bleeder on motorcycles?
Yes, this bleeder can be used on motorcycles, provided it is compatible with the brake system.
How do I clean the bleeder?
After use, empty the remaining fluid and clean the unit with a suitable cleaner. Avoid using harsh chemicals that could damage the seals.
What is the capacity of the reservoir?
The reservoir has a capacity of 3 Litres.
What is the suction tank capacity?
The suction tank has a capacity of 1 Litre.
What materials are used in the construction?
The unit is made of plastic and steel.
Troubleshooting
Bleeder won't pressurize.
Check the seals and connections for leaks. Ensure the pump is working correctly and that the reservoir cap is properly sealed.
Brake fluid is not flowing.
Ensure the bleed screw on the caliper is open. Check for any blockages in the hoses or adapters. The reservoir may be empty.
Air bubbles still present after bleeding.
Repeat the bleeding process. Ensure the bleed screw is fully closed before releasing pressure. Check the fluid level and top it up as needed.
Pros and Cons
Pros
- Efficient one-person operation.
- Large 3-liter capacity reduces the need for refills.
- Suitable for use with ABS systems.
- Portable due to no requirement for external power.
Cons
- Requires understanding of vehicle brake systems.
- Manual pumping may require some physical effort.
- Pressure gauge should be monitored during operation.
- Plastic and steel construction, which may be less durable than all-steel units.
Setup, Compatibility & Care
- Preparation: Ensure the vehicle is parked on a level surface and the brake fluid reservoir is accessible. Clean the area around the reservoir cap to prevent contaminants from entering.
- Compatibility: This bleeder is compatible with most vehicles with hydraulic brake and clutch systems, including those with ABS. Always check your vehicle's manual for specific instructions and fluid types.
- Setup: Connect the appropriate adapter to the brake fluid reservoir. Fill the bleeder with the correct type of brake fluid (DOT 3, DOT 4, etc.) according to your vehicle's specifications. Attach the hose to the brake caliper bleed screw.
- Operation: Pump the handle to create pressure. Open the bleed screw on the caliper. Observe the fluid flow, ensuring no air bubbles are present. Close the bleed screw when the fluid is clear of air bubbles.
- Care: After use, empty the remaining fluid from the bleeder and clean the unit. Store in a dry place. Regularly check the hoses and seals for wear and tear.