Orion Motor Tech V20230608 Brake Bleeder Set User Manual
- June 1, 2024
- ORION MOTOR TECH
Table of Contents
Orion Motor Tech V20230608 Brake Bleeder Set
Product Information
Specifications
- Material: Polyethylene, Nylon, Silicone
- Pressure Bleeder Reservoir Capacity: 2.6 qt. (2.5L)
- Adapter Hose Length: 3.3 ft. (1 m)
- Brake Bleeder Bottle Capacity: 16.8 fl. oz. (500 ml)
- Bleeding Hose Length: 1.8 ft. (55 cm)
- Adapter Diameter: 2 in. (50.7 mm)
- Net Weight: 2.8 lb. (1.3 kg)
Product Usage Instructions
Parts List
- A. Brake Bleeder Bottle
- B. Pump Handle
- C. Pressure Gauge
- D. Pressure Bleeder Reservoir
- E. Lid Wrench
- F. Bleeding Hose
- G. Adapter Hose
- H. Brake Fluid Reservoir Adapter
Operation
- Consult your vehicle’s instruction manual for the recommended brake fluid type.
- Turn off the engine, elevate the vehicle safely, and remove the wheels.
- Locate the brake fluid reservoir and remove excess brake fluid carefully.
- Attach the brake fluid reservoir adapter and connect it to the adapter hose.
- Fill the pressure bleeder reservoir with brake fluid, and increase pressure to 10 psi using the hand pump handle.
- Bleed the fluid by attaching the bleeding hose to the brake caliper and collect fluid in the brake bleeder bottle.
- Assist bleeding by pressing on the vehicle’s brakes periodically.
- Stop bleeding when clear fluid flows, refasten the bleeder, and disconnect the hose.
- Repeat for all calipers, filling the reservoir between each bleed.
- Depressurize the reservoir, remove adapter and reinstall the reservoir cap.
- Reinstall wheels, test brake pedal firmness, and drive slowly for brake testing.
Maintenance
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Contact Us
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FAQ
- Q: Can I use this brake bleeder set on all types of vehicles?
- A: This brake bleeder set is suitable for most vehicles, but we recommend consulting your vehicle’s manual for compatibility.
- Q: How often should I bleed my brakes using this set?
- A: It is recommended to bleed your brakes whenever you notice a spongy brake pedal feel or as part of regular maintenance, typically every 2 years.
SAFETY INFORMATION
Warning!
- The instructions provided herein are only for general information. ALWAYS perform all repairs in full compliance with your vehicle’s service manual. Particularly, ALWAYS use the brake fluid type and amount listed in the service manual. After any repair, test your engine and vehicle in your workshop and at low speed before returning to normal use. Failure to do so may result in brake failure, serious property damage, and severe personal injury.
- DO NOT allow children or those unfamiliar with this product and its compatible brake systems to use it. Do not use while under the influence of alcohol, drugs, or any medication that negatively affects your judgment or reflexes. Keep children and bystanders away during use.
- Keep your work site clean and well-lit. Cluttered and dark work areas invite accidents.
- For best results, keep the kit clean and dry. Remove any fluid, oil, or grease before and after work, particularly from the handle and fittings.
- ALWAYS use personal protective equipment (PPE) suitable to your task. Always wear ANSI-approved eye and hand protection while using this product. Nonslip footwear is also highly recommended. Other equipment such as ear, head, and body protection may also be necessary depending on your work and other equipment.
- Dress properly for automotive servicing. Do not wear loose clothing or jewelry and keep hair, clothing, gloves, hoses, and tools away from any moving parts during use.
- ALWAYS know and understand the specific safety warnings and instructions for your vehicle before using this kit. Use the correct fluids, pressures, adapters, etc. for your vehicle. Make sure the parking brake is activated before beginning any work. Use with jack and jack stands able to fully support the necessary weight. Never touch any heated surface with exposed skin.
- Do not overreach. Keep proper footing and balance at all times.
- DO NOT use excessive pressure with this product and do not force it or its attachments.
- DO NOT allow your vehicle’s brake fluid reservoir to run dry during use.
- ALWAYS test the brakes after using this product before driving and test after use by driving slowly and repeatedly pressing the brakes. DO NOT continue to drive if the brake pedal loses pressure or the brakes react weakly. Correct any problems before resuming use of the vehicle.
- Maintain this product. Check for misalignment, binding, wear, or other damage before use.
SPECIFICATIONS
| Material | Polyethylene, Nylon, Silicone |
|---|---|
| Pressure Bleeder Reservoir | Dimensions |
cm
Capacity| 2.6 qt.| 2.5L
Adapter Hose Length| 3.3 ft.| 1 m
Brake Bleeder Bottle| Dimensions| 6.3×2.8 in.| 16.2×7 cm
Capacity| 16.8 fl. oz.| 500 ml
Bleeding Hose Length| 1.8 ft.| 55 cm
Adapter Diameter| 2 in.| 50.7 mm
Net Weight| 2.8 lb.| 1.3 kg
PARTS LIST
| A | Brake Bleeder Bottle |
|---|---|
| B | Pump Handle |
| C | Pressure Gauge |
| D | Pressure Bleeder Reservoir |
| E | Lid Wrench |
| F | Bleeding Hose |
| G | Adapter Hose |
| H | Brake Fluid Reservoir Adapter |
OPERATION
- Consult your vehicle’s instruction manual to know which kind of brake fluid is best. Ensure that the engine is turned off. Lift your vehicle and keep it safely elevated on a stand. You can remove the wheels in turn or all together.
- Open your hood and locate your brake fluid reservoir. Remove as much brake fluid as possible from the vehicle’s reservoir. Be careful as brake fluid will erode paint.
- Place the brake fluid reservoir adapter (H) where the brake fluid reservoir cap was. Connect the brake fluid reservoir adapter to the adapter hose (G).
- Fill the pressure bleeder reservoir (D) with brake fluid, screw the reservoir cap (C), with the provided cap wrench (E), on and use the hand pump handle (B) to increase the pressure of the system to 10 psi.
- Start bleeding the fluid out of the system by attaching the bleeding hose (F) to the brake caliper, unfastening the caliper bleeder, and collecting the brake fluid in the brake bleeder bottle (A).
- Assist the bleeding process by pressing on your vehicle’s brakes periodically.
- Stop draining fluid once the fluid going through the bleeding hose becomes clear. Refasten the bleeder and disconnect the bleeding hose.
- Repeat this process for the brake callipers on all other wheels. Between each calliper bleeds, fill up the brake fluid reservoir. Clean any grime off the caliper before connection.
- Depressurize the reservoir before removing the brake fluid reservoir adapter and reinstalling the brake fluid reservoir cap on your vehicle.
- Reinstall the wheels after bleeding each calliper or once all the callipers have been bled. Verify the integrity of the braking system by depressing the brake pedal and if it does not feel firm, correct any problems before using the vehicle. Next, take a slow drive while periodically testing the brakes. Again, correct any problems before continuing to use the vehicle.
MAINTENANCE
- Before each use, check the condition of this tool set. Repair any damage detected before further use.
- After each use, clean any grime or fluid away using a mild detergent. Do not use caustic chemicals or harsh abrasives.
- Store this tool in its carrying case or package box in a cool dry location away from direct sunlight and inaccessible to children
CONTACT US
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