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FOR BRAKE OR CLUTCH BLEEDING
FIG. 5
IMPROPER MOTOR VEHICLE BRAKE WORK OR OTHER MECHANICAL WORK
CAN RESULT IN INJURY OR DEATH!
Performing brake work without adequate training in motor vehicle brake
systems can cause injury, death and vehicle accidents. DO NOT attempt to
use this tool or begin motor vehicle brake work without proper training and
a thorough understanding of motor vehicle braking systems.
FIG. 6
• DO NOT open bleeder screw at this point!
• Before opening bleeder screw: Raise
the Pump Handle to the top of it’s stroke
then push downward to the bottom of
the stroke for complete pumping action.
NOTE:
Each full stroke is approx.
15” (380mm).
• Repeat pumping action until a significant
vacuum has been built up.
NOTE:
6 to 12
pumps may be required to achieve suf-
ficient vacuum.
• The bleeder screw may be opened
slightly allowing brake fluid and air to be
drawn out.
NOTE:
To stop flow of fluid
at any time, close the Shut-off Clip by
pressing inward on the flexible tab until
it crimps the tube and latches
(FIG 5)
.
To open, release latch.
NOTE:
To relieve
any excess vacuum, press the Pressure
Release Button at the top edge of the
Evacuator lid
(FIG 6)
.
