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Building Brake Bleeder...ABS vs PCV

 
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PostPosted: Fri Feb 17, 2017 5:10 pm    Post subject: Building Brake Bleeder...ABS vs PCV Reply with quote

Hello Kolbers,

The November 2016 issue of Kit Plane magazine has an article about building a “Homemade Compressed Air Brake Bleeder” which seems to this neophyte brake installer like a good idea. The directions call for building the reservoir out of 3’’ PVC pipe. Without traveling 50 plus mile, all that is available locally is 3” ABS. I wonder if there is a plastics expert in the group that can tell me of a reason not to build this pressurized reservoir out of ABS pipe?

Thanks for your thoughts,

Nick Cassara
Palmer, Ak

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PostPosted: Fri Feb 17, 2017 6:27 pm    Post subject: Re: Building Brake Bleeder...ABS vs PCV Reply with quote

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PostPosted: Sat Feb 18, 2017 6:42 am    Post subject: Building Brake Bleeder...ABS vs PCV Reply with quote

You could try it, but a couple of cautions. Check the ABS, and make sure brake fluid doesn't dissolve it or soften it. Keep your air pressure low- ABS is usually used for drain lines, and I don't know what suction will do. I think it will work. I watched Richard Pike's link to the Harbor Freight bleeder, and I think you ought to order one.

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Hello Kolbers,

The November 2016 issue of Kit Plane magazine has an article
about building a “Homemade Compressed Air Brake Bleeder”
which seems to this neophyte brake installer like a good
idea. The directions call for building the reservoir out of
3’’ PVC pipe. Without traveling 50 plus mile, all that
is available locally is 3” ABS. I wonder if there is a
plastics expert in the group that can tell me of a reason
not to build this pressurized reservoir out of ABS pipe?

Thanks for your thoughts,

Nick Cassara

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