Why use the vacuum pump? Just open the nozzle, pump the brake lever slowly and keep adding oil until the desired quantity (whole used fluid) comes out, then close the nozle, close the brake reservoir lid and you are ready to go!

I havnt changed mine in 5 years lmfao

This video is excellent. Very detailed and excellent at explaining. Thank you for teaching us.

did much better at explaining than most videos. going to do the same on my other bikes soon

My brakes are extremely soft feeling and non responsive(I have to pull in the lever pretty much all the way). Can this be fixed by doing this?

I could not get any fluid to come out of the caliper. Tried it with this tool as well as the motion pro tool and after a few minutes i gave up.

Do you have a link to that vacuum bleeder?

Do i have to change the fluid completely or can i just top it up with fresh fluid?

Works for crf 450 as well

Although I know how to bleed brakes I always like to watch/learn. And your video was excellent in teaching someone how to bleed there brakes. Well done. Nice bike

Nice video, no endless BS, THANKS !

Very well done

Good video. One comment: the old fluid in the reservior should be first removed by drying it with paper towls, then fill up new fluid, then bleed.

Great video - thanks so much for the tutorial!

Very hlpful, thanks man

hi nice video , I got a big question, i got the Magura 167 brake and clutch, and I would like to connect the clutch hose to the brake master cylinder , so I can handle the clutch on the right hand , do you think is that possible ?

Excellent video! Thanks.

Is it the same thing for changing the oil for the clutch?

Hi. Where can i get that vacum pump ?