Make a Bench Bleeding Tool! DIY Bleed Car / Truck Master Cylinder
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Save money and make your own bench bleeding tool! Watch this video to learn how to make and use your own durable, reusable master cylinder bench bleeding kit. If you are doing your own brake system overhaul, you probably already have the parts you need!
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You guys are great!
I got a master cylinder bleed kit with plastic hoses and ends for $12. For a single use, that's a lot less than the cost of those flaring and cutting tools used in this video.
Thank you you are the first person to actually complete the whole bleeding process from beginning to end... I've watched all the videos and nobody ever completed where they completely bled and hooked it up to the brake lines..
"we want to save you money, so instead of buying a $12 plastic bench bleed kit we want you to buy a $60 tubing flare kit and $10 of adapters and steel brake line. Who needs the hassle of seeing when the air bubbles are purged through inexpensive clear tubing anyway?" 😂
If both fittings are the same, there is an even easier way to do this. Stores carry straight, steel lines with fittings for both ends. Just get one about 1.5 ft long with the right fitting size, cut it in half, screw in the fittings and curve the line. No need to mess around with flaring ends and you'll save a little money not buying a whole roll of steel line..
I agree, unless you’re already replacing the front lines it’s not worth it. Personally I’m probably replacing all of the front lines including master so it would realistically be economical to use a reel since it would be extra, assuming I use about 20 feet or less.
I see a lot of other videos using what looks like about $5 worth of plastic hose and fittings to do the same thing. Plus with clear lines, you can actually see the air bubbles moving through.
I've watched ALOT of yalls videos and ur the only one that don't bore me lol Great Job!
wow i didnt even know you had to bleed the master cylinder thanks alot
When you disconnect the bleed fittings, doesn't that just reintroduce air into the master cylinder again??
Many thanks that was the best video on this I have seen, clear and straight forward.
Definitely helped me while working on my 68 C10! I order most of the stuff from Amazon and was able to get it done inside my small little garage lol. Thanks!
Thank you for making this
Good job, that's exactly how we do it, bench bleed on the car it's easier that way.
Is it the same way to do it on a 2004 chevy suburban?
Bench bleeding on the car defeats the purpose of bench bleeding, though. For example, on a Jeep XJ, the MC is way tilted back and you end up with a big air bubble at the very front of the MC that you CANNOT remove by bleeding in the vehicle. You need to be able to bleed repeatedly while the MC is gently tilted forward and backward separately. Hence, bench bleeding.
@@inawrocki207 well of course not every vehicle you be able to do it the mc in the vehicle
Why the dis likes??? (Trolls) This is a well informed made video. It's better than the rubber hose kits they sell.
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Lenn,thanks for making a master cylinder bleed much easier than I could of imagined. Your videos are always very informative and easy to understand, thanks again Lester from Canada
Best way to do it is in the vehicle
Thanks. Info helped me greatly.
When I bought a master cylinder probably remanufactured for my 78 Monte Carlo it actually come with a bleeder kit. It was plastic but it was free.
Thanks for sharing idea to make reusable bleeding lines!👍🏿
This is what I did but with the dormans universal kit since I don’t have a bench with a vice so thank you
thanks 👍 i have a old 69 F250 and i dranied all the fluid from the master cyl and blew air in it to clearout any dirt only i didnt realize i pumped it up with air had a hard time getting fuid to come out of the bleeders going to bench bleed it first now....
Are brake line fittings universal for the most part of would you have to get a bunch of different fittings for different vehicles?
That's very informative and easy-to-use love it, thanks
Excellent, I wish you'd have mentioned more about unhooking the old master from the booster and any problems that might involve.
+Grant W. Whitwam Thanks for the tip! We'll pass this info along to our production team.
Nice video. So after installing the master and bleeding it, you would then bleed each caliper starting from the furthest away from the master to finish the bleed process?
Yes
Typically. Not always.
DORMAN 13911 Universal Master Cylinder Bleeder Kit $3.89 at RockAuto
Plastic barb fittings, hangers and tubing included.
Very nice job. Every video you make explain every process thank you very much
+Tim Turner Thank you! We love empowering our customers and showing how to perform DIY auto repairs with our high-quality auto parts. 1AAuto.com
New bottle of brake fluid and a thick rubber hose with an OD less than the ID of the original flare fitting for the brake line. Push the hose onto the nipple of the master cylinder port and put the other end into the bottl of brake fluid. It would suck the fluid up the hose and into the master cylinder. Would be cheaper and easier than the method described in this video. Just make sure you only do one fitting at a time, make sure the other fitting has the car's brake hose attached. Rinse and repeat for the other port. This assumes the master cylinder is in the car and the brake lines are attached initially.
Awesome.!! Thanks
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A1 Auto, in fact l didn't discover you guys early but is not too late, this bench bleed brake system it''s fantastic l really love it, more videos more education, thanks brothers
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The reason you bleed it on the bench is because you need to push that piston all the way to the bottom. If you do it in the car the linkage might not let you push it to the stop.
Have not made tubing before except on exhaust . Get pass that I am home free . Good video thanks
YOu might think about cleaning the lines that went back into the MC!! The rust and moisture can get into the line.
Are you bleeding until you dont see anymore bubbles? Or just 3-4 times? Thanks 🙏
That was awesome to watch you guys did a great job. Thank you
Thanks
nice... reminds me of hvac work.
When breeding the cylinder n pushing down on peddle do we disconnect the vacuum hoses or disconnect themm
Very understandable thanks.
love the lesson brother
I was not aware that the master cylinder need bleeding separately. I thought it bleeds automatically when the Calipers are bled
Great vid! Is there a reason why you didn’t bleed at the lines to the master after bench bleeding?
When bleeding the rest of the system what do you mean. Bleed each wheel
Yes
Nice Clear presentation, I think I can do this!
Thank you for all your videos
Thanks god bless
You technically could get hard lines of junkyard vehicle same make and model. Just cut and clear tubing with tape. Or heat metal lines into shape you need.
Super nice and smooth video and great acting skills too 👍
Another great one thanks from New York
You can buy a kit for $15 that has everything needed to do this...
You do have great videos. Thanks
that is pretty cool thanks for the tip
+dennis rockwell Thanks for checking us out!
Thanks A-1 y'al the best 👌
i have a 2013 ford edge, the reservoir is longer. just wondering if the process is the same? just having longer hoses would work as long as they reach the fluid at the bottom?
.20 cent vinyl hose from your local hardware store shoud work also
Super helpful video. Thanks!
When I removes the bleeder hoses from the master cylinder all the fluid came out before I got to screw in the brake lines into the master cylinder. Is this an issue? or do I have to bleed the master cylinder again?
Could you just use a hose, submerged in fluid like in a bottle with some brake fluid, attached to the bleeder on the brake caliper, then start pumping?
When I bleed out My cars Calipers I noticed de fluid was verry thick, do I need yo change al the fluid?
Yes, I sure would. Dark colors and burn smells are bad signs of old fluid.
Hi! What is the brand name and part number of the ratcheting pipe cutter you are using? And for the line flaring tool? Thank-you!
Wow this is looking awesome
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hahahah overkill, you only need 2 clear tube hoses with plastic fittings.
great video thanks
so you can do this while it's installed in the vehicle because I don't have a vice so it will be much easier
Good job.
Thank you
Great job
Great video. Thanxs.
Good tip and thank you👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍
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Excvellent video. Thanks
Nice trick! I need a flairing tool now. And a reason to change my booster and Master Cylinder. Lol
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Hello
my car is 1993 Ford Taurus V6 3L and my master cylinder (bendix 12377)
have 4 ports (4 brake lines)
do I do the same things you did with to bleed master cylinder ,,but in my case i need to put 4 hoses intate of 2 like you show ?
thank you
Great video!!!!
Is it possible to gravity bleed the brakes on my 98 C1500?
Great video, thanks. Glad I noticed I wasn't subscribed to "All" vs. personalized.
Any reason you couldn't use the fitting with small metal tube, then tubing, perhaps clear, to run up to the reservoirs?
RichE San Diego, CA
do i need a Power Brake Booster Pushrod Pin Adjustment Tool?
I'm coming here for when I need to learn something else I'm replacing my master cylinder today
This dude reminds me of a leprechaun villian😂😂😂😂
Thank so much
What is a vericle?
Thanks great job bleed on car thanks
Vericle? What is that?
Very helpful thank u
Fails to mention youve got to push that brake about 60-100 times
My breaks are sinking when stop jx35 2013
No leaks on break fluid
+Eladio Cabagay We wouldn't be able to diagnose an issue like that here, you may want to have a local mechanic take a look at it. Thanks for checking us out! 1aau.to/m/Shop-1AAuto-c
I don't think you would want to press the pedal all the way to the floor as that might/will bottom out the piston and damage a seal.
Can't you use a pressure brake bleeder?
Boss i have something to ask ,what is the problem of the brake cylinder,if you use the brake the fluid goes on ther engine
Brake fluid is corrosive and will eat away at paint, chrome and some metals.
Second video ive'd watched today. Good videos and von point with explanations easy to understand. Thanks. 👍Def subscribed to this channel.
Nice, but where can we buy that tool you used to make the stuff, or maybe you can lend me that. I bet that tool is more expensive than taking my car to the shop.
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I'm really surprised at some of the stuff you show here. You show a regular open end wrench to open and close the brake line fittings instead of a line wrench, and you didn't even bother to whip off the booster? It's filthy. Why install a brand new part and leave all the corrosive mess behind? Some of your other videos are really good, this one fails to mention that lots of cars and trucks have MC's that are at an angle when installed, you have to bench bleed the MC level, and at a forward and back angle to bleed all the trapped bubbles out. I have done this many times on the bench and you'll get bubbles out. And showing the flaring of the tubing is great, but you fail to mention that the little plastic kits with hose works exactly the same, and most MC's come with the little plastic screw in fittings to bench bleed. All this could easily have been shown in the same, or less time. I like your videos, it's just that you are showing a method that only works in some cars, and using a line wrench is a really important tool for you to show the public, and inform them why you don't want to round off the fittings on lines. And, using an impact to tighten the nuts that hold the MC to the booster? That's just asking for trouble. All folks have to do is watch a few other videos on this same subject, and they will see with their eyes exactly what I'm saying is correct. I did not put a thumbs down on this video. I simply wanted to make a few points for the folks who really want the best procedure, Thank you.
I appreciate your attention to detail but some one like me whose tired of buying specialty tools just find out I can do it with the regular tools I own is alot nicer than running out a spending money on tools that make the job slightly easier or more professional so I can pretend like I know what I'm doing... I'm all for backyard fixes because tool money can be an issue sometimes and if I'm in the middle of a job and I look something up and they're like you need this and it just be a preference thing is annoying and causes panic.... it just boils down to being careful
I found out the hard way that line wrenches are necessary, apparently even more so with harder metals and flares that are anything less than perfect, so I agree with OP.
What about bleeding the ABS module without a scanner?
It's not recommended from what I've been told. Check around at your local auto parts stores; many will do a basic diagnostic scan on your vehicle for free, but some may have more advanced scanners that will bleed the ABS module for you, or they may loan you the tool. Remember to bleed the overall system after the ABS bleed as well.
Awesome thanks a bunch!
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Good stuff
Another great video, great job Len !
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Great job thanks
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drinking syrup should be more socially acceptable
Thanks!!!
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I still seen bubbles when u was done
Jeeze, you want to save us money but we have to buy a 200. flaring tool, steel lines and 2 nipples. Thanks.
the kit is $16.00 at oreillys
Oil in Coolen ? How to fix it ? Please tell me if no problems thank you👍
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Sounds the classic blown head gasket