Customer Reviews for VEVOR Brake Fluid Bleeder Brake Fluid Replacement Tool 3L Large Capacity, Corrosion-resistant Brake Oil Replacement Kit for Most Cars, with Pressure Gauge, Releasing Valve, and 1L Waste Oil Bottle

If there is a problem with the product, the customer service will give me a replacement immediately

give me free replacement parts

Customer service offered me compensation even with long shipping times

Bought once and want to buy a second time

The price of the product is very low

I purchased this to change the transmission fluid in both Mercedes van and Ford F150.. Worked like a charm saving myself huge dollar. I highly recommend this product..

Yet to use Watched online YouTube with Scotty kilmer. On arrival l inspected all the equipment and was very pleased with the build of all the materials and parts. Spent a large amount on a very well known brand and it was And is useless. I kept trying to make it work but the seal arrangement would not create vacuum sufficient to extract any fluid. Very happy with the new one as you only look at the seal and surface 99% positive for the quality and reliability.

The pump is very easy to use. Its suction is very good. It also includes everything you need. It helps to keep everything clean. I am very satisfied with the ease of everything. The manual is easy to read and follow.

It's really useful. Yes, it has one or two flaws, but it runs perfectly. Make work so simple.

read all the other reviews, same here. Works great, made changing my trans oil easy. The air fitting is not a pipe thread but my replacement is, 3 wraps of Teflon tape and it only engages about 2 threads but was air tite. The pressure relief valve is at about 25 psi, says don't use more than 50 psi but pops off way lower, keep supply pressure at 35 and it works great. No instructions, if you are doing your own transmission work you will be able to figure out! the recover, supply knob seems to be backwards, mine was blur and when I turn the directions of the arrows on it to supply gear oil it was making bubbles, I turned it to recover (suction) and it pumped oil... don't be afraid to experiment!