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Originally Posted by crystalworks
Oh, I agree on the price being high... but if you are paying it every 3 or 4 years... it's a small price to pay. Plus, lol in the x5 world... anything able to done at a shop for less than $1000 is cheap.
And you don't even need a pressure bleeder if you are gravity bleeding... or using the 2 person method. More money savings. I have a vacuum bleeder ($30) but still prefer the 2 person method when possible.
Also agree about it being a little reckless to post a thread title like the above... especially without any scientific evidence to back it up.
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That is true as well. The 2 person method is the cheapest, but sometimes it can be tricky to get a second set of hands, or feet in this case, to help out. I have had mity vac vacuum bleeders in the past and they worked great, they have just never lasted very long even with proper cleaning. I have been meaning to buy a pressure bleeder to replace my defunct vac one.