Motion Pro 11mm Mini Brake Bleeder on 2040-parts.com
Toledo, Ohio, United States
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This listing is for a Motion Pro 11mm mini brake/clutch bleeder This Mini bleeder has an internal check valve & built in wrench for fast and easy bleeding Compact size for tight spaces Anodized billet aluminum wrench with Cr-Mo body High quality internal seal resists deterioration from hydraulic fluids and shop chemicals Combines wrench and bleeder valve into one convenient and compact tool. |
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