Astro 78613 One-Person Brake Bleeding Wrench Kit with Check Valve
Key features
- •Ideal for brake bleeding without removing the wheels and/or raising the vehicle
- •Speed bleed brakes from the driver's seat without monitoring the bleeders
- •No drip design made possible by the check valve design. Tool won't bleed unless pumped
- •The one way check valve also eliminates air and old fluid from entering the brake system
- •The 3 different wrench sizes (8mm, 10mm, and 11mm) seal to the bleeder valve, and tighten or loosen the valves without breaking the seal
BrandAstro Pneumatic Tool
CategoryBrake Repair Tools
Astro 78613 One-Person Brake Bleeding Wrench Kit with Check Valve
List Price: $95.81$86.23DEALYou Save: $9.58 (10%)
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Customer Reviews
Reviews sourced from verified Amazon purchasers3.7
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Seems great, but i will wait to give it 5 ...
Winstrol5•June 11, 2017
Seems great, but i will wait to give it 5 stars until i can actually get the brakes bled. I can't tell if this is letting air back in, of it i have a different issue. Seems like this product should not be the problem and its probably user error.
Five Stars
gjmcc50•March 4, 2017
This tool made bleeding my brakes very easy. It is expensive but it is a good tool.
Excellent Tool!!!!!
David•November 8, 2016
If you bleed brakes....YOU MUST HAVE THIS!!! This will make bleeding brakes a 1-man job without having to worry about a vacuum pump or compressed air.
Only reason I gave it a 4 star is because ...
Jackie Lee•August 8, 2016
Only reason I gave it a 4 star is because if the wrench wasn't placed on the bleeder perfectly sometimes oil would bleed out from the sides and onto the floor.
And if it's bleeding from the sides I can only assume air would be going back into the system when I depress the brakes. So you must keep an eye on it at all times for that possibility
And if it's bleeding from the sides I can only assume air would be going back into the system when I depress the brakes. So you must keep an eye on it at all times for that possibility
Sucked in Air!
JamesW•June 6, 2016
Nicely presented and well built, but I followed the instructions to a T and so much air got sucked into my lines. Had to manually bleed my brakes multiple times to get it out. Very disappointed. Was going to try to return, but now 6 days beyond the return period. Guess I have a decoration in my garage now. :(
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