Coolant

[ElDopesta]

If you havnt got vacuum bleed tool get one makes life alot easier
£15 off ebay bargain!

Or the other, more expensive option.....:

Do it the old fashioned way and then immediately book yourself in for a knee operation or two! :whistling: :whistling: :whistling:

 

[Andy6]

None of the ones I've tried to use have fitted on the reservoir! :thinking:

 

[ad-p]

None of the ones I've tried to use have fitted on the reservoir! :thinking:

Think the ez bleed tools are only good for cars that have a screw on type cap not the twist and lock ones we have, I just use a piece of pipe with a one way valve that goes into a bottle that does the trick

 

[Andy6]

Good tip! I was thinking of buying a new res cap, drilling a hole in it and putting the standard pressure bleeder tube through it, maybe with some rubber either side of the hole to seal it.

Think the ez bleed tools are only good for cars that have a screw on type cap not the twist and lock ones we have, I just use a piece of pipe with a one way valve that goes into a bottle that does the trick

 

[liffy16]

The tool I'm on about fits on caliper bleed nipple draws fluid through system
That way

 

[ElDopesta]

The tool I'm on about fits on caliper bleed nipple draws fluid through system
That way

That is exactly what I pictured in my mind when you first mentioned it.