Total Vehicle Technologies Brake Fluid Exchanger

Less than 15 minutes for fluid exchange

• One technician to perform service
• Easy to use adapters for all vehicles
• DOT 3 or Dot 4 compatible, 32 oz. 48 oz. and 64 oz.
• Four wheels at a time- no chasing fluid or need for bleed sequence
• Viewing fluid flow provides a diagnostic service
• Eight gallon waste tank limiting fluid exposure to technician

• Extracts old brake fluid
• Flushes system with pressure at the master cylinder reservoir and vacuums at all four wheels at once
• Refills with new fluid
• Bleeds system

1. Connect Cable to car battery posts
2. Pour desired amount of brake fluid in new fluid tank
3. Remove cap from reservoir
4. Turn on vacuum pump, vacuum old fluid from reservoir with vacuum gun
5. Connect reservoir adapter
6. Turn on fill pump. Fill reservoir, once filled check for leaks
7. Raise vehicle, connect all four bleeder hoses to wheel cylinders
8. Open bleeders screws ¼ turn while still connected to the hose
9. Turn on fill pump, look for hoses to flow with amber color of new fluid
10. One by one, start closing bleeder screws. Leave all hoses connected until all four screws are closed off and tightened. Remove hoses.
11. Lower vehicle and remove fill hose from adapter. Remove adapter, check for correct fluid level
12. Replace Master Cylinder cap, service is now complete

1. Clogged lines
2. Malfunctioning proportioning valves
3. Disintegrated seals and part pieces
4. ABS problems

Less than 15 minutes for fluid exchange

• One technician to perform service
• Easy to use adapters for all vehicles
• DOT 3 or Dot 4 compatible, 32 oz. 48 oz. and 64 oz.
• Four wheels at a time- no chasing fluid or need for bleed sequence
• Viewing fluid flow provides a diagnostic service
• Eight gallon waste tank limiting fluid exposure to technician

Combined Pressure, Vacuum Flushing and Refilling at one time!

Extracts old brake fluid

Flushes system with pressure at the master cylinder reservoir and vacuums at all four wheels at once

• Refills with new fluid
• Bleeds system

Only minimal training necessary!

1. Connect Cable to car battery posts
2. Pour desired amount of brake fluid in new fluid tank
3. Remove cap from reservoir
4. Turn on vacuum pump, vacuum old fluid from reservoir with vacuum gun
5. Connect reservoir adapter
6. Turn on fill pump. Fill reservoir, once filled check for leaks
7. Raise vehicle, connect all four bleeder hoses to wheel cylinders
8. Open bleeders screws ¼ turn while still connected to the hose
9. Turn on fill pump, look for hoses to flow with amber color of new fluid
10. One by one, start closing bleeder screws. Leave all hoses connected until all four screws are closed off and tightened. Remove hoses.
11. Lower vehicle and remove fill hose from adapter. Remove adapter, check for correct fluid level
12. Replace Master Cylinder cap, service is now complete

Clear return lines give indication of system problems caused by:

1. Clogged lines
2. Malfunctioning proportioning valves
3. Disintegrated seals and part pieces
4. ABS problems