Originally Posted by gintaras

but as long as your cap is the screw-type like the pic, then the power bleeder is the best option from solo bleeding.

Originally Posted by brucebo

What if you don't have the "screw on cap"? My '89 Renix Cherokee has the old syle, bulbus, rectangular based, metal top that his held in place by the spring metal clip. Do they sell an adapter for this?

-Bruce

Originally Posted by letsgomuddin

I've got a set of Easy Bleeders on mine, they have a one way valve in them to let fluid out but no air in!!! So all you do is loosen all of them and pump away! I **** you not, they're the cat's a$$!!!!!!!!!

Originally Posted by revorg

All you need is a piece of rubber tubeing long enough to go from your bleeder valve into a clean soda bottle with a hole in the top to put the hose through and brake fluid of course ! Start out by putting about an inch
of brake fluid in the soda bottle that keeps it from sucking air back into the brake line.Open your bleeder valve and slip the tubeing over it and into the soda bottle make sure the end is in the brake fluid and pump your brake 4-5 times and check your fluid levle in your master cylinder so you dont run out. DON"T reuse what will be in the soda bottle it could be contamimated ! Do it a couple of times on each line make sure to close the bleeder vale and you should be OK.