Gearwrench Air Pump Brake Bleeder Tank 3795D Body Hammer Set Special mounting adapter (No DEVDPC-601

Name: Gearwrench Air Pump Brake Bleeder Tank 3795D Body Hammer Set Special mounting adapter (No DEVDPC-601
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 451158208
Price: 250.85 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.5319 (18 reviews)

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Gearwrench Air Pump Brake Bleeder Tank 3795D Body Hammer Set Special mounting adapter (No DEVDPC 601 Special mounting adapter (No Brass Manifold for R134A with 60" Hoses • Diaphragm type bleeder for conventional and anti lock brake systems allows for one man operation• Diaphragm keeps brake fluid and air separated• Custom adaptors available for many makes and models• Holds approximately 4 gallons• Includes combination quick coupler plus automatic fluid shut off• Steel construction• Caution: for user with DOT 2 4 and 5 brake fluids only

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