How To Bleed Brakes Yourself Fast One Person No Spill

How to replace your brake fluid yourself without spilling. If your brake pedal is soft, your brake fluid is dark or it's been over two years; you probably have moisture and or air in the system. The vehicle in the video is a Nissan 350Z. This video covers several tips to prevent spilling or dripping brake fluid and tips to prevent introducing air into the system during the bleed process.
VIDEO INDEX:
0:13 Why is there air in the lines?
0:20 Why is there water in the lines?
0:46 More Important than DOT3 or DOT4
1:24 Remove old fluid from reservoir
1:52 Make a NO-SPILL Self Bleed Tool
2:45 Typical Brake System with ABS
3:30 Seal the Bleeder Valves
3:53 How To connect the bleeder tool
4:28 How To disconnect bleeder tool with NO DRIP (Siphon) 5:19 5:48 6:52
6:31 Release trapped air by tapping with mallet
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[@tomarmour5552]

Nice trick on the brake fluid bottle holder MacGyver👍

[@ScubaMoto]

Glad you liked it! Thanks for the comment.

[@davypig571]

Are we just going to ignore how pretty those new brakes are?

[@ScubaMoto]

LOL. Let's hope not. Those new 4-pot fronts w/SS lines are the reason for the bleed. Thanks for noticing.