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UM-BBT-0046-V1
Vacuum Brake
Bleeder Kit with
Refilling Bottle
User Manual
@OrionMotorTech
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Disclaimer
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Safety Information
• Read these instructions carefully before use.
• Store this manual for future reference. Include this manual with the kit if it is ever given or sold to a third party.
• ONLY use this kit for its intended purpose: draining air from the braking system and replacing old brake fluid.
• ONLY use this kit according to these instructions, the vehicle manufacturer’s guidelines, and all applicable local and
national laws and regulations. Improper use may cause fires, explosions, serious property damage, or severe personal injury,
including death.
• ONLY trained personnel should use this kit. Vehicle maintenance can be dangerous and must be done carefully and
responsibly.
• DO NOT allow children or anyone with impaired mental or physical capabilities to use this kit.
• DO NOT use it while under the influence of alcohol, drugs, or any medication that negatively affects your judgment or
reflexes.
• NEVER use this kit for or around highly flammable, corrosive, or explosive fluids and gases such as gasoline, strong acids,
and brake fluids.
• NEVER smoke or allow open flames around flammable or explosive fluids and gases.
• Keepyourworksitecleanandwell-lit.Clutteredanddarkworkareasinviteaccidents.
• Keepyourworksitewell-ventilated.NEVER run your vehicle’s engine in a tightly enclosed space. IMMEDIATELY stop the
engine and improve ventilation if you experience eye, nose, or throat irritation during work.
• ALWAYS review and understand your vehicle’s safety warnings and instructions before using this kit. Use the correct
fluids, pressures, adapters, etc., for your vehicle. Ensure your vehicle is securely parked or held in place before beginning
any work.
• NEVER touch any heated surface or fluid with exposed skin.
• NEVER open a cap such as those on a radiator or expansion tank if it could release hot or pressurized fluid or vapor.
• For best results, keep the kit clean and dry. Remove any fluid, oil, or grease before and after work, particularly from the
handle and fittings. Maintain the product’s labeling. Contact customer service if replacements are needed.
• ONLY use this kit with personal protective equipment (PPE) appropriate for your work. Always wear ANSI-approved eye
and hand protection while using this kit. Nonslip footwear is highly recommended. Ear, head, and body protection may also
be necessary, depending on your work and other equipment. Keep unprotected bystanders at a safe distance.
• Dress properly for your work. DO NOT wear loose clothing or jewelry. Keep hair, clothing, gloves, hoses, and tools away
from any moving parts during use.
• DO NOT overreach. Keep proper footing and balance at all times.
• DO NOT use excessive pressure with this kit, and DO NOT force it or its attachments.
• Maintain this kit properly, and keep it dry and clean after use. Check for misalignment or binding of parts, wear or
breakage, or any other issues that could affect this kit’s safe operation. In the event of damage or malfunction, ensure that
affected part(s) are repaired or replaced by a trained technician before continued use. In a large workshop, mark such tools
as “DO NOT USE” until they are repaired. Only replace parts with identical components.
• DO NOT pour waste brake fluid down the drain, into a drain outlet, or into the soil to avoid contaminating the environment.
• Disposal regulations for hazardous waste may vary by region. Before disposing of used brake fluid, it is advisable to consult
your local government or environmental protection department for local waste disposal regulations.
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Package List
Vacuum
Brake
Bleeder
Material PP, Nylon, Aluminum, Pure Copper, and Q235
Capacity 3.17qt(0.79gal) 3 L
Air Valve Inlet Dia. 0.24in 6 mm
Dimensions 10.2×10×7.9in 26×25.5×20cm
Refilling
Bottle
Material PP, PE, Pure Copper, and Q235
Capacity 1.06qt(0.26gal) 1 L
Dimensions 11.2×4.3×4.5in 28.5×11×11.5cm
Hose Lengths
72.4in 184 cm
69.5in 177cm
2.8in 7cm
Net Weight 3.66lb 1.66kg
Specifications
No. Name Qty.
A Vacuum Brake Bleeder 1
B Refilling Bottle 1
C Extractor Hose 1
D Bleeding Hose 1
E Tubes 2
F American Air Intake 1
CC
II
JJ
DD
HH
EE
GGFF
No. Name Qty.
G European Air Intake 1
H Bleed Screw Adapters 18
I Hose Clamps 3
J Rubber Ring 1
K Gloves 1 (Pair)
Not Included but Helpful: Box-End Wrench
AA
BB
KK
3
Product Diagram
Swivel Clamp
Switch Valve
1 L Refilling Bottle
Air Valve Inlet
Inlet Port
Pressure Release Valve
Waste Oil Outlet Port
3 L Vacuum Brake Bleeder
Air Control Valve
4
Operation
Extractor Hose
Master Cylinder
Reservoir
Air Control Valve
4
Air Control Valve OFF Air Control Valve ON
Air Intake
Air Compressor
1. Ensure that the vehicle is turned off. Turn
it to Neutral for manual transmissions, or
turn it to Park for automatic transmissions.
Activate the parking brake.
2. Choose an air intake (F or G) and securely
connect it to the air valve inlet on the
vacuum brake bleeder.
3. Secure the extractor hose (C) to the inlet
port.
4. Remove the cap from the master cylinder
reservoir and insert the extractor hose.
5. Connect an air compressor to the air valve
inlet on the brake bleeder and set the
compressor. The recommended pressure
rangeis70 − 170psi(4.8 − 11.7bar).
6. Turn on the air control valve and activate
the air compressor to extract the old fluid.
7. Afterextraction,removethe extractor
hose, switch off the air compressor, and
turn off the air control valve.
• ALWAYS follow your vehicle manufacturer's service manual for the recommended type
and amount of transmission fluid.
• Put on your PPE, always including ANSI-approved safety glasses and work gloves.
• Raise your vehicle if needed, using appropriate safety stands to prevent potentially fatal
accidents.
• ALWAYS ensure that the brake fluid to be added matches your vehicle’s specific
requirements to prevent damage to the braking system.
• DO NOT open the vacuum brake bleeder’s pressure release valve during use. Doing so
will introduce air into the system, causing reduced efficiency, malfunction, or even safety
hazards like explosions.
• ALWAYSworkinawell-ventilatedarea,asbrakefluidcanemitharmfulvapors.
Extracting the Old Brake Fluid
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Adding the New Brake Fluid
1. Unscrew the refilling bottle’s cap, fill the new brake fluid into the bottle, and retighten the cap.
2. Fix the refilling bottle on the reservoir by tightening the swivel clamp clockwise.
3. Turn on the switch valve and start filling.
Note
ALWAYS keep the reservoir filled to prevent air from entering the brake system.
Bleeding the Brake Fluid
1. Remove the extractor hose and connect the bleeding hose (D) to the inlet port.
2. Locate the tire farthest from the reservoir and identify the bleed screw near it.
3. Remove the bleed screw cap and attach the bleeding hose with the adapter to the screw.
4. Useabox-endwrench(notincluded)toloosenoropenthebleedscrew.
Switch Valve OFF Switch Valve ON
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5. Keep the air compressor connected and set it within the
recommendedpressurerangeof70 − 170psi(4.8 − 11.7
bar).
6. Turn on the air control valve and activate the air
compressor to bleed the brake fluid.
Note
Old brake fluid is extracted while new brake fluid is
added at the same time.
7. Continuebleedingtheoldbrakefluiduntilyouseenew,
cleaner brake fluid being extracted. (The new fluid is
lighter in color.)
Bleeding Hose
Bleed Screw
Box-End Wrench
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8. Start from the tire farthest from the reservoir to the one nearest to it. Repeat the process for
each wheel in succession.
Note
While the fluid is being changed, regularly check the level in the refilling bottle.
9. Afterbleeding,switchofftheair compressorand disconnectitfromthebrakebleeder.
Remove the bleeding hose from the inlet port. Unscrew the blue cap of the waste oil outlet
port and pour the old brake fluid from the outlet port into the waste oil barrel.
• ALWAYS wear proper PPE, such as gloves and goggles, when handling waste brake
fluid to prevent exposure to hazardous substances.
• Hazardous waste disposal regulations vary by region and require spent brake fluid to
be disposed of according to local standards.
• NEVER mix waste brake fluid with other chemicals as this may cause a dangerous
chemical reaction.
• Ensure that waste brake fluid is stored in sealed containers away from sources of
ignition and children to prevent accidents.
Maintenance
• Use detergent and water to rinse the kit and clean the inner surfaces of the hoses. Dry the kit
COMPLETELY before continued use.
• Check for loose connections, wear, and damage before and after each use. Tighten, repair, or
replace ANY affected or damaged components before further use. ONLY use identical parts
as replacements.
• If this kit will not be used for an extended period, store it in a cool and dry location, away
from direct sunlight and out of children’s reach.
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Troubleshooting
Problems Solutions
Slow Extraction
Speed
Check for blockages or obstructions in the tubes; Clean or replace
any blocked components.
Verify the air pressure source to ensure it is within the specified
range for the equipment.
Inspect the hoses for twists or bends that may affect flow speed.
Leakage Issues
Check the tightness of hose connections to ensure there are no loose
fittings.
Inspect the hoses, tubes, adapters, clamps, and other components
for damage or wear; Promptly replace any affected or damaged
components.
Ensure that the clamps are securely fastened to the hose connections.
Air Remaining in the
Brake System
Ensure to start bleeding from the wheel farthest from the brake
master cylinder and work your way closer.
Ensure there are no damaged or loose hoses. Tighten all connections
securely.
Problems with brake pads or discs can indirectly affect the bleeding
process. Ensure all brake components are in good condition.
Refilling Bottle
Not Functioning
Properly
Ensure the refilling bottle is properly sealed without any cracks or
deformations.
Verify that the brake fluid can flow freely from the refilling bottle to
the master cylinder. Check for any blockages.
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Problems Solutions
Slow Extraction
Speed
Check for blockages or obstructions in the tubes; Clean or replace
any blocked components.
Verify the air pressure source to ensure it is within the specified
range for the equipment.
Inspect the hoses for twists or bends that may affect flow speed.
Leakage Issues
Check the tightness of hose connections to ensure there are no loose
fittings.
Inspect the hoses, tubes, adapters, clamps, and other components
for damage or wear; Promptly replace any affected or damaged
components.
Ensure that the clamps are securely fastened to the hose connections.
Air Remaining in the
Brake System
Ensure to start bleeding from the wheel farthest from the brake
master cylinder and work your way closer.
Ensure there are no damaged or loose hoses. Tighten all connections
securely.
Problems with brake pads or discs can indirectly affect the bleeding
process. Ensure all brake components are in good condition.
Refilling Bottle
Not Functioning
Properly
Ensure the refilling bottle is properly sealed without any cracks or
deformations.
Verify that the brake fluid can flow freely from the refilling bottle to
the master cylinder. Check for any blockages.
User Manual
Rev. 28 Nov. 2025
