I've put two bottles of brake fluid in it and although it isn't full I cant' get it to pump out any fluid under pressure. Is there something obvious I'm doing wrong?
The fluid has to have somewhere to go . Have you loosened off the bleeder screws ?
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The brake fluid capacity of a typical automobile is around 250ml. ... The vacuum method can also draw in air via the bleeder threads, so the bubbles will never clear. ...
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The DIY $20 brake bleeder
The $20 DIY Brake Pressure Bleeder. You've heard me extol the songs of brakes and brake fluid, and how its important to change it every two years. ...
This is one of the steps necessary to bleed the brake lines on a 1997-2003 General Motors Pontiac Grand Prix SE, GT or GTP. My brakes were exhibiting some "fade" (soft pedal) during hard braking so I knew the brake fluid was probably contaminated with moisture or air bubbles.
I got these at O'Reilly. $3.59 for a pack of 2. Part #13962 Made of rubber, tight fit. These aren't going anywere.