1810 Bottle

Works great and as described, but essentially it’s a plastic container with a lid with a flexible aquarium type hose going into the container through the top of the lid which connects the the brake nipple on the other end. If you’re lazy like me excellent purchase, if you have a little drive and have those items I described laying around you can also try that.

Good quality brand

Fast shipping. The catch bottle works and performs as advertised. There is no suction so left that blank. This works in conjunction with the pressure bottle that you connect to the master cylinder. What I do is suction out the old fluid with a turkey baster or something like that. Then fill it with new fluid, in my case DOT 4, for my BMW i3, then screw down the cap of the pressure bottle on the master cylinder. Attach the Catch bottle to the brake cylinder that is located on the right rear. The one that is the greatest distance from the Master Cylinder. Pressure the system with the pressure bottle to about 10 pounds maybe 12 on the gauge, course again make sure your master cylinder is full of the required brake fluid for your vehicle. (If you want to know what the pressure bottle looks like, just check Motive products.) Go to the right rear cylinder and using a wrench that fits the bleeder valve just crack it open to where you see fluid running into your catch bottle, course you did attach the rubber hose didn't you LOL You will probably see yellow looking fluid coming from the lines and maybe a few bubbles. Tighten up the valve, and go check the level of fluid in the Master Cylinder, DON'T ALLOW IT TO RUN DRY. If more fluid is required release the pressure on the system and refill the Master Cylinder. CAREFUL, make sure the pressure is released or fluid may spray out, if brake fluid gets on your paint, it will destroy it, and its not very helpful for your either LOL. Once you see new fluid coming from the Right Rear Tighten that bleeder valve and proceed to the left rear, then the right front, and finally the left front. Course these instructions are for Master Cylinders located on the left side, drivers side of the car, they normally are. Its a pretty simple job and saves you a couple of hundred bucks.

Made bleeding the brakes on my 2018 Kia Sorento a breeze. Great capacity!

The wire to hang is very handy and the silicone hose really seals around bleeder. Great product!