Can I use it for bleeding F1 hydraulic system on Maserati
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Hi Ed, I have never worked on a Maserati, but on my attempt to bleed brakes on a 1965 Mustang, the unit did not have enough power to evacuate the brake fluid. When attempting to get an exchange or return this one for a credit, the company told me that I must be doing something wrong. Joseph
536591
Schrader valves are used for pressure testing, so yes, this will work. Just be sure to bleed off pressure before re-testing.
926249
Yes you can. Feed it through the ejection port and barrrel and pull it on out. Works fine on my Mk I / II
2168242
I don't see why not. It's made to suck fluid through a tube. It doesn't create a real powerful vacuum, so it might take some time. Something to consider is that when bleeding brakes, you're usually working with gravity. With diesel fuel lines, you're likely working against.
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I'm not sure, as I have the automatic. My guess is yes. The floor configuration should be the same, with the clutch pedal just hanging down. You might consider looking for an online Infiniti forum and asking there. I'll bet someone has your configuration and would know for sure.
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Yes, this is a master kit, you will be able to replace all automotive valve cores. Standard, GM Late Model, JRA, 8mm, 10mm, and Peugeot/Volvo valve cores. However, if your port is an Aeroquip Style you will need Amazon part number MSC98134 for the low or MSC98234 for the high side. Hope this helps
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Yes you can ,unless you have a leak and are constantly having to add it,it wont hurt nothing.Most car manuals call for full strength in resevoir anyway.
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If you don't want to fill up the tank and deal with cleaning it you can just fill your brake reservoir to the top and put the cap from the pump on to pressurize the system. You just have to be careful when doing this to make sure that there is adequate fluid in the reservoir and that you don't drain it down and introduce air into the system when bleeding. It's best to have partner looking at the reservoir when bleeding if you do this in case it does get low. I bled my clutch with this method and had no problems. Might be a stretch to a full brake job since you'd probably have to refill the reservoir after each caliper was bled.
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i used it with an impact wrench. Make sure the threads are heavily lubed with oil.
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On "all" it's hard to say. I am a master certified Mercedes Benz technician and I have been working on them for 12 years. I use this kit for anything I've ever needed to check. You may have to get a little creative for it to work but I haven't ever had one that I couldn't use this on. On a side note, they do have Schrader valves in some of the fittings to prevent leak down but if you have to hook a few together to make work then removing the valves may be required. Also it won't work on Benz diesel after the high pressure pump but will work for the low pressure feed from the tank. Cannot answer as to the bmw side but would imagine it would work well.
105706
Yes. It says so in the title of the item. Make sure your rim and the valve type are compatible (Schraeder vs. Presta).
1018512
Yes, this is actually what you SHOULD use. I've done two transmission fluid changes, one required 100 inch pounds and the other 124 inch pounds. It was also needed for water pumps at 89 inch pounds and intake manifold at 115 inch pounds. Accurate torque at these low settings is very important to prevent leaks or damaging gaskets. I tested my wrench before using and it's very accurate.
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Not sure. You may want to contact Redline for that. All I know is car enthusiast swear by Red Line and Amsoil for transmission fluid.
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Definitely not. This product worked for 15 minutes on a head gasket leak then caused serious engine damage. Look at some of the other products on the market. If the water is dripping down from the "weep hole" in the water pump the seal on the water pump shaft is damaged, don't think anything will work. Take a look a some of the products on Amazon, possibly Bars Leak, maybe.
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I wouldnt. It says you can use it in trannys, but I'd stick with the manufacurer fluid and additive recommended. Cvts sometimes NEED a certain level of friction to operate properly. Check with your Ford shop though, your specific cvt setup might work with it. Dose is 1oz per quart of tranny fluid.
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Yes, does a great job of bleeding your brakes. I also completely replaced the brake fluid in my Audi A4.
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I think you can use any fluid. The box doesn't say anything about what kind of fluid you can use or can't use. I used it with gear oil.