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[Axle]

I would like to Finlay buy a brake bleeding kit, so I can bleed by myself, and get all the air out.  anyone have any recommendations?

[jerry k]

I've had good luck with Mityvac.

[Posimoto]

Most all will do a good job. I bought an inexpensive one (below) and it has worked fine for a number of years. You can use the pump for many different diagnostic jobs as well.

http://www.autozone.com/autozone/accessories/OEM-Liquid-siphoning-vacuum-pump-kit/_/N-25j2;jsessionid=480F573FAE4C9432AE61BB0852EE87DC.diyprod3-b2c5?counter=1&itemIdentifier=70116_0_0_

[Axle]

thanks guys!

[Technohead]

I bought one from Sears that is almost identical to mityvac except it came with a case. It fell apart the first time I used it.

[Axle]

  I held off and did the pump 'em hold 'em 2 person method. 

[ayoung]

I held off and did the pump 'em hold 'em 2 person method. 

that's always worked for me 

[Twisty]

You can also take a long hose, and put it in a jar of fluid with the end submerged, and pump by yourself.  Since it doesn't see air it will not suck air back in.

[rafikie]

I'm a fan of speed bleeders. The bleed screws have a check valve in them so all you do is crack them loose, run a line to a catch pan and pump away.  Keep an eye on the fluid, tighten the screw back up and move to the next one.