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There are quite a few of these adapters to fit the pump dispensers, the fittings are universal. This one by Draper is metal backed making it rigid when fitted. Other ones use a plastic back and you won't get a ago seal, no matter how hard you tighten it. The stepped design means that there is always a sealed edge on the brake fluid reservoir which also stops leaks, others have a flat design. The small sizes are useful for clutch bleeding and the large one is big enough to cover 4x4s and vans etc. This connected no problem to my Sealey pump and worked first time. I keep the max pressure just below 10 psi, if you use more you may encourage leaks but I have never needed to use a higher pressure when bleeding brakes or clutches.
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Worked on my Master cylinders, where other "universal" units didn't. Impressed a friend loaned me his pressure feeder which wasn't Draper but this still fitted.
Verified purchase: Yes | Condition: Pre-owned
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