22+ Toyota GR86/BRZ. Brake Bleeding (Dry method) w/ Motive Power Bleeder

[@FujiboHeavy]

My 2nd time using this product. I think the "dry" method is great for bleeding, but "wet" for doing full flushes. This is a must have for DIY enthusiasts that like to do their own maintenance. I am still learning, but hope this helps anyone that is new to "bleeding" and using this Power bleeder tool

[@JohnnyHMG]

I would like to give a mega like to this! 🍻

[@FujiboHeavy]

thank youu!!!

[@m.m1048]

Hi, I got one of those bleeder but it allready has quick connect going direct on cap if I disconnect directly from cap will it splash fluid over the cap?

[@FujiboHeavy]

It would be hard to tell without seeing the actual product. I can only speak for my specific setup. Do you have product link or video I can see your specific setup?

[@gen-X-trader]

Do you know the model number you used? That looks like a really good fit on a Toyota Master cylinder. Motive lists quite a few models but not a Toyota specific one, curious which one fit that well?

[@FujiboHeavy]

Yup so I did this video when I first ordered it: kzbin.info/www/bejne/eoa8loisbd-KZ5Ysi=iiA5o47A95qe0LPR Its the Motive 1107 bleeder cap. Hope this helps!

[@gen-X-trader]

@@FujiboHeavy awesome, thank you

[@FujiboHeavy]

My pleasure!

[@JakeRogue]

So do you just refill the reservoir after bleeding each caliper? Won’t that create a continuous drain?

[@FujiboHeavy]

Yessir! If I was doing a full flush, I would definitely refill brake fluid reservior after each caliper, but since I was bleeding, there wasnt too much air in the lines luckily, so I was able to do 2 calipers, before having to top off

[@JakeRogue]

@@FujiboHeavy how do you know when to stop bleeding each caliper?

[@FujiboHeavy]

@@JakeRogue when I dont see any air bubbles coming out after cracking open, then I close the bleeder valve. If I was doing a flush, normally you can see the color change from old to new so I would let the bleeder drain until I start seeing the new fluid