So I need some recommendations for a brake pressure bleeder.

Getting these six caliper systems bled with the gauges, linelocs and crap are a pain. Plus I'm tired of trying to find help in the middle of the night when I'm usually doing this. And I don't want to make a hog mess in the process.

Leaning towards a hand pump style for the simplicity and low cost, but if the compressed air style is that much better, I might go that way. Aluminum Mopar MCs are all I need for it to fit. Don't mess with much else.

Atech has the Motive #0113 with the Mopar adapters. Any reviews? Junk or 5 stars?

I use a hand pump vacuum bleeder , holds about 4l of fluid . Pulls out @ bleeders . Can also attach to shop air . I prefer not to use shop air as quieter .
If i want to reverse bleed i use a 600ml coke bottle , hose out of lid to caliper , hole for air blower in and use zip tie to only have low pressure in .
Hand vacuum pump is plenty strong to also pull diff gearbox engine or trans oil

Tex

They work well, but if something goes wrong with your seal to the master cylinder then they make a big huge mess. I have a 9 year old kid that I currently use for brake bleeding lol.

Those fluid extractors usually have an attachment for a bleeder. I have my Dad's over here at my house and I have found a few different uses for it, but I haven't needed to bleed any brakes yet.

https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0BFL3KJK...Y2tSZWRpcmVjdCZkb05vdExvZ0NsaWNrPXRydWU=

Have been using vacuum bleeders for years. Work especially well on racecars with master mounted lower than the calipers. Quick, simple and easy. I have even used the ones from hobo freight in a pinch and never had an issue. I have an OTC but threw a hobo freight one in the trailer just in case

Have you checked into speed bleeder I have not used them my self but the people I talk to have and love them has any one on here used them??.

i have used those cheepy one way valves any parts store have, immersed in a container of new brake fluid [of your choice].
before i put the hose on the bleeders, i wrap some teflon tape on the screw threads, and this seems to keep any air from entering the system.
gravity bleeding works sometimes as well.
a couple of years back, i bought one of those fancy aluminum hand vacuum brake pumps with all the attachments, [like my one buddy has] but i haven't had a need to try it out.
one thing i can say, if using one of those fancy pumps, my buddy says to flush out whatever metal part[s] comes in contact with dot 3 or 4 fluid, with alcohol. if you don't, the parts seem to corrode, because the aluminum [and anodizing] used seems to be of a really cheap grade. they work good otherwise.

I've got a motive pressure bleeder. It's the best that I've used. make sure it comes with the blank M/C cap, the stock cap will leak.

I use the pressurized hand pump unit and it works very well with little mess.



https://www.amazon.com/Mityvac-MV68...p;hvtargid=pla-4584413735697911&th=1

Gus

I use the Motive. It works good on everything but SRT Brembo's that like to hold air in weird pockets. Still use the Motive, but have to tap the calipers with a soft faced dead blow to get the air out. They sell aluminum caps separately. Buy those as the plastic ones that come with it suck to seal.