The kit is sold at Harbor Freight stores for about 5 bucks. The kit includes 2 or 3 plastic clear tubes, 3 plastic adapters for different types of bleeding screws, and of course a plastic container for the brake fluid. It also has a pretty big magnet which is used to attach to a metal surface of the car.
Value:4/5-It's no secret you can just go to a Home Depot or a Lowe's and get some plastic clear tubing to do this. And who doesn't have a few empty plastic bottles lying around? But the fact this kit comes with adapters to fit different types of brake bleeding screws, it makes it much easier(I couldn't find a perfect size tubing to go over the bleeder screw. The tube was either too wide or too narrow to fit over it.) And this also worked when I bled my clutch, so there's another use for it.
Quality:3.5/5-Eh, it's plastic. Nothing has been defective. I can't really say much about it.
Ease of Use:5/5- Directions are pretty straightforward. Attach one hose and an adapter. Place the magnet on a metal part of the car ABOVE the bleeder screw. Loosen the screw. Press brake a few times, check bottle, empty when full and repeat until fluid is clear of bubbles and press brake pedal until stiff. I had a person with me since he had extra pieces at his place that I needed to remove a rotor. He just monitored the fluid level and told me when to stop pressing the brake.
Feasibility of Sexual Encounters:.5/5 If you can find a woman who will trade car jobs for other "jobs", then I guess you're good
Overall:4/5-For what it does, I'd say get it. It's easy to use and the price isn't too steep. It's a great piece for any DIYer IMO
http://www.harborfreight.com/cpi/ctaf/d ... mber=37201
