Sealey VS820.v4 brake bleeder review the best one man brake bleeder

Hi everyone,
After realised how easy this was I wish I had filmed it in use however this is a quick review of the sealey vs820 brake bleeding system after bleeding the brakes on my Audi TT
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[@hibbs79]

Good video. But surely If the system is pressurised and trying to push fluid out of the bleed nipple when you loosen it there is no chance of air being let back in so no need to submerge end of the pipe in brake fluid?

[@louisloizou7388]

You're right. You dont need to have it submerged.

[@binagarten4667]

The first thing to do is spray all the brake needles with a penetrating solution a day or two day prior to your ecellent video.

[@guitaristanime]

If you need to top up the fluid held in the pump half way through bleeding, do you just depressurise the pump, top it up and the reassemble, pressurise and then carry on? Or do you have to start again?

[@binagarten4667]

I did notice ever year the seals fail. Selay dont sell supply seperate parts, so essentially you got throw unit away every year. A waste of money and plastic landfill.

[@Ally.MacMillan]

Use brake fluid on the seals and they will work

[@Robonthemoor]

FFS