Here is How to TEST and FLUSH brake fluid without removing wheels/one man brake fluid change

[@JudgeBuster]

One of the best videos I've watched about changing brake fluid using the vacuum tool. The tool makes the whole process very easy. Thanks for the good job!

[@AliMECH]

Thanks, appreciate your words

[@robslipsky9066]

What is the brand name of the vacuum pump in the red case?

[@malcolmthomas1816]

This is the standard of DIY videos. Makes it easy to follow and I now see what I was doing wrong. Thanks!!!

[@AliMECH]

You're welcome! Glad it was helpful

[@blipblop92]

best demonstration on youtube about a DIY job right here! Most people want you to take off all the wheels and have fancy equipment, this kit literally costs $15 lol.

[@AliMECH]

Thanks, glad it was helpful

[@Ally.MacMillan]

Show me where you can get a vacuum bleeding kit, a brake fluid tester and enough brake fluid for $15

[@marty1076]

@@Ally.MacMillanThey meant just the bleeding tool here. The price fluctuates a bit but it’s usually around $15 on Amazon give or take a dollar or two.

[@robertjurek3053]

In UK I can buy this bleeder for £12 😁

[@MrOiram46]

@@Ally.MacMillanMaybe back in the 50’s 😂

[@kmtb2011]

by far the best and most simpliest turtorial out there. so easy to follow. am glad it can be done with wheel on!

[@AliMECH]

Thanks, appreciate that, Glad you liked it!

[@REK1DZ]

-Thank you for the tips and the tools links This will save some money not having done by a mechanic

[@AliMECH]

Thanks for your comment, glad it made you save some money 🙏🙏

[@selcuktemizsoy6579]

There is air coming out when bleeding tire which is not a good sign. It shoudl bleed only fluid not any air. In order to prevent this, don't flush all the fluid in master cylinder just left some at the bottom and start bleeding later. But in any case, there shouldn't any air coming out while bleeding.

[@partizan5811]

This is absolutely right ! and then bleed until old flued is drain and new start coming out... u will see.

[@MrTurbo87lx]

Thats not air from the system. Its air from the non air tight hose to caliper connection.

[@HerbertAtkinson]

On 2017 Camrys they have the ABS module on right front side under hood next to wiper fluid filler bottle, its always been my understanding that when any vehicle has the ABS module that the brake bleeding should start furthest from the ABS module, not from the master cylinder, therefore having a module the bleeding would begin from the left rear then right rear then left front & last the right front, if cars didn't have the ABS module as older vehicles then the bleeding would begin at R/R then L/R then R/F & last L/F, this is what is always recommended on how its to be done.

[@Blackguy-de5eh]

I got a Honda accord sport 2021 never worked on my car like this but after this video feel confident in doing it

[@edjohn4590]

Thanks for the straight forward easy video.. a lot of guys make it complicated

[@AliMECH]

Thanks for watching

[@johnnycee5179]

I just went out and bought the Bleeder vacuum pump, thanks for video.

[@AliMECH]

No problem, glad it was helpful

[@claudiuveres4718]

This is so helpful. Thanks a lot. Already ordered the same flushing kit. Cheers man✌🏻😉

[@AliMECH]

Glad it helped

[@mexanik551]

I like it very much. You have a great channel, good luck

[@AliMECH]

Thanks for watching

[@dutchvanderlinde6986]

I love your videos keep up 👍🏻

[@AliMECH]

Thanks, appreciate your support 🙏

[@Killahkron1992]

Bro Good Video I got confidence in doing this now thanks

[@AliMECH]

Glad to hear it

[@dnguyen68]

Great. I have 2017 Camry too with 65K miles. I didnt know you can do it without removing the wheels. Will do it when the weather warmer in Spring.

[@AliMECH]

Thanks for watching, yes it's very easy like this, and you can do it anywhere

[@Hpiv6]

Very easy 👍 anyone can flush their brake fluid at home 🏡

[@AliMECH]

Thanks for watching, glad it was helpful

[@MikesVlogss]

@AliMECH Thank you for this very detailed video!

[@AliMECH]

No problem, glad it was helpful

[@dporrasxtremeLS3]

Great tips and time saving tactics! So much great info! Subscribed! Thank you Very much! I will be watching your other videos as well.

[@AliMECH]

Awesome, thank you! Appreciate your time and supporting 🙏

[@petrolhunter0003]

Nice tools 👍

[@AliMECH]

Thanks 🙏🙏

[@PINAS28]

thank you well detailed and life saver , why remove all the wheels if you will not replace the brake pad, this is the way to do brake flushing in the proper simple and easy way

[@rotorudage]

Excellent video

[@AliMECH]

Thank you very much!

[@RobinRoy14]

Hey,thanks for your video.Its really informative.I have a doubt,idk its a dumb question.Once we change the break fluid from the rear,and then if we start the engine.Will the break line opens and the old and new fluid mix together?Or as we removing all the fluid from the reservoir it should be all good?Response will be appreciated.

[@JudgeBuster]

Starting the engine doesn't cause any brakes lines to "open". The only way you can get the old fluid mixed with the new fluid would be to run the engine and pump the brake pedal quite a few times. The old fluid will tend to stay in each of brake the lines until drained or vacuumed out using a brake bleeder vacuum tool like he does here.

[@Fitingbros101]

soild advice and cool suction pump thing. I'll probably just keep using a Gatorade bottle and quarter-inch tubing because i've gotten pretty good using that. Btw air won't go back in, in the standard method if you keep the tubing above the bleeder screw

[@senanali8916]

Nice video🌹 The oil brake for camry is dot3 but you use dot4?

[@AliMECH]

Thanks, its recommended to use dot 3 brake fluid so can i upgrade to dot 4 which is better in boiling point

[@SajjadAli-mk1bj]

Thank for good guide

[@AliMECH]

My pleasure

[@supercax13]

i was waiting for this video 😂

[@AliMECH]

Thanks, hope it was easy as you expected to be

[@SalvadorSTMZ]

Nice i have a similar kit but it pumps brake fluid in through the bleeder screw instead of out.

[@AliMECH]

Thanks for watching

[@j.m.9638]

Hi, is it hybrid? I have Camry hybrid is the procedure same?

[@abo3mmar292]

Thank you

[@AliMECH]

No problem

[@evakutke917]

Thank you❤

[@AliMECH]

Thanks

[@yakyakhe]

When you bleed each wheel, don't you have to wait until no bubbles coming out of the bleeding valve?

[@AliMECH]

It will bubble because it sucks air between valve thirds, not like pushing brake, so it's normal to see bubbles with suction

[@glennhansel9411]

@@AliMECH valve "thirds" should be valve threads

[@abyssalsoul6216]

@@AliMECH Some folks wrap the bleed nipple with teflon tape to prevent air from being drawn in but it is not necessary in my view

[@MohammedHassan-tt9hw]

👍👍

[@AliMECH]

🙏🙏

[@مفلحالشمري-ز4ر]

3:08 can you explain more how i do it without remove tires i h wish you snapshot it

[@weishen5938]

1:23 From outside or inside first¿

[@jovarapinda1588]

What ABS sistem?

[@Offensively-normal]

👍🏻👍🏻 thanks.

[@AliMECH]

No problem 👍

[@TeamDarnet]

Nice one

[@AliMECH]

Thanks for watching 🙏

[@chadi6536]

I can use dot4 instead dot .which the best fluid breake?

[@Zeppelinlv2007]

You can use DOT 4 instead of DOT 3. It's actually considered an upgrade; uses the same type of fluid with higher temp capacity. However, do not mix DOT 4 with DOT 5! It's not compatible.

[@chadi6536]

@@Zeppelinlv2007 what is the best mark in fluid brake

[@Zeppelinlv2007]

@@chadi6536I always use the brand Prestone.

[@danielgardzina6982]

you use whatever your vehicle calls for. it should say it on your brake reservoir cap.

[@tgiannakarios]

What is this? He's leaving all the air inside

[@thingshappen9199]

How?

[@jonost24]

Don't you have to cycle the ABS pump?

[@Wolverine8091]

Did you test the tester with new fluid? cause i saw a few comments saying that the tester is not accurate sometimes

[@AliMECH]

Yes I did before doing the test on the car with new fluid and added water on some test fluid to see if it works

[@Johnny53kgb-nsa]

Good tip's. Do you have a rough idea what a garage would charge to do this? Thanks!

[@AliMECH]

Thanks, not really, depends on where you living

[@sheevanorway3959]

​@@AliMECH علاوي اريد من العدة الشتغلت بيها .. وين الكااها .. اني ببغداد

[@ahmedalazzawi1981]

Please could you send me the link of this oil pulling device❤

[@AliMECH]

s.click.aliexpress.com/e/_DmNT1Qj

[@johnnycee5179]

@@AliMECH I got mine at Harbor Freight $24.99, all the attachments

[@ctll626]

Isn't that air bubble still come out?

[@josephmason738]

Brand name of brake fluid tester please. 🤠🙏🙏🙏 I imagine it would be Prestone.

[@AliMECH]

s.click.aliexpress.com/e/_DFJMJq3

[@josephmason738]

Ok thanks. 😀

[@human1513]

Tester note: When I got mine it said to wash, rinse with water and dry the tip after every use. This way the old brake fluid is no longer on the tester and then you will get an accurate reading the next time.

[@magmag9999]

WOW amazingily done. I never knew I could leave the wheels on and do this without taking the wheels off.

[@AliMECH]

Glad I could help!

[@wlit]

Can you do this without the adapter and have the clear tube directly connected to the bleeder value to reduce air going in?

[@AliMECH]

Yes you can, but the bubbles not from adapter, it's from loosened valve teeth

[@johnpro2847]

I got the dealer to change fluid for my GM vehicle. For $121 (Australian dollars) why mess with brakes ?

[@user-wc3tz3be1j]

This one is $15 usd and makes it very easy to do the job

[@rodribra001]

So you don’t need anyone to press the brake while having the suction?

[@AliMECH]

No need for anyone to press the brake

[@fharrison3011]

I’m not 100% sure, I’d that the instruction given to you by the tool company? Because you drained all reserve and clearly air went in. But because you drained so much of it out, technically air maybe out as well?

[@efraserify]

I'm really fat and jacked my car up but still can't fit underneath what can I do thanks

[@AliMECH]

Remover the wheels then, it will be way easier

[@michaeld.3779]

I wonder why there were so many bubbles when you were pumping the old fluid out.

[@XxChuyoxX]

It's usually because the pump/tubing doesn't create a proper seal on the bleeder screw. Some people use grease so this doesn't happen

[@afcro]

@@XxChuyoxXthe very small air bubbles are coming out from the bleeder screw, there’s no air from the calliper unless you see larger bubbles…

[@Zeppelinlv2007]

Lots of air bubbles in that line when you closed it.

[@reallifeengineer7214]

The way he did it in video, it’s ok. That air bubble is due to the adapter not fitting/sealing around the bleed valve perfectly. So when he actuates the pump (suction), the tube has so much vacuum, it is sucking both the fluid from the caliper, as well as sucks the surrounding air into the adapter/bleed-screw gap. No actual air was introduced into the caliper itself.

[@reallifeengineer7214]

The way he did it in video, it’s ok. That air bubble is due to the adapter not fitting/sealing around the bleed valve perfectly. So when he actuates the pump (suction), the tube has so much vacuum, it is sucking both the fluid from the caliper, as well as sucks the surrounding air into the adapter/bleed-screw gap. No actual air was introduced into the caliper itself.

[@wlit]

@@reallifeengineer7214, Can he do this without the adapter and have the tube directly connected to the bleeder value?

[@reallifeengineer7214]

@@wlit If the tube diameter provides a tight fit, sure. Personally I prefer the tube-run-into-PET-bottle method, and pump the brake pedal.

[@barzykarim8626]

👍

[@AliMECH]

🙏🙏

[@katrinaja5622]

I am trying to adjust the waterjet for windscreen. It spray water too low. Camry 2008. I could not find a video how to do it.

[@Djm9393]

No air bubbles is key

[@GamerLife777]

✌

[@AliMECH]

🙏

[@Meskkeen]

How the hell you got under the car i try without removing tires there is no space

[@angelisone]

Do what ATG & I taught other by driving the car up on a curb. This tip is much safer than using a jake or have none. For examples: if master cylinder is on the left side. drive car to allows passenger side (front/back) on top of the curb. for Right Rear Brake

[@giggergigger1]

BIg mistakes right at the start, you never empty out your reservoir or master cylinder because you are allowing air into the brake lines

[@AliMECH]

You didn't watch it good, I suck it out and filled fill it again with new fluid before pushing any brake

[@giggergigger1]

@@AliMECHyes I see you did fill with new fluid but after you drained the reservoir fully, this introduces air into master cylinder snd brake lines, so you got to bleed out that extra air, not smart

[@MrPetrvershinin]

[@AliMECH]

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