Draper Expert 71205 Manual

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Draper Tools Limited, Hursley Road, Chandler’s Ford, Eastleigh, Hampshire, SO53 1YF, UK 0724

Delta International BV, Oude Graaf 8, 6002 NL, Weert, Netherlands

UNIVERSAL BRAKE

BLEEDING KIT

71205 – INSTRUCTIONS FOR USE

3. General Safety Instructions2. Specication

• A competent and qualied technician with a good mechanical background

only should attempt work on a vehicle’s braking system.

• Before use, jack the vehicle up on a level and secure surface – preferably

concrete. Ensure the vehicle is securely supported with suitable axle stands

and the wheels remaining on the ground are chocked.

• Leave the vehicle in neutral (automatics should be set into the ‘park’ position).

• Always work in a well ventilated area and away from children and pets.

1. Product Introduction

1.1 Unpacking – Fig. 1

Remove all packaging. Check that the product is in perfect condition and no visible damage to any of the parts.

(A) Top-up bottle.

(B) Top-up bottle (with adjustable nozzle).

(D) Air line inlet.

(E) Trigger assembly.

(F) Brake bleed nipple connector.

(G) Bleed hose.

(H) Hanging magnets.

Fig. 1

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(B)

Original Instructions

Version 2 - July 2024

Stock No. 71205

Part No. BBK3A

Air supply 70 – 120psi (4.8 – 8.3bar)

Air inlet size ¼” BSP

Container capacity 0.75L

(A) (G)

(E)

(F)

(C)

(D)

(H)

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4. Assembly Instructions

5. Operation and Use

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• Screw the trigger assembly (E) onto the collection pot (C).

• Attach an appropriate air line connector suitable for the air line inlet (D) into the base of the handle (use PTFE tape to achieve an air tight seal). Ensure the air

pressure is regulated to between 70 – 120psi.

• Select the reservoir top-up bottle most suitable for the access position under the bonnet. If the bottle can only access the reservoir from approximately 45°,

use the bottle with the adjustable lid (B). However, if the bottle can hang directly over the reservoir, use the other bottle (A).

• Fill the reservoir top-up bottle with clean brake uid of the correct type as recommended in the vehicle manufacturers handbook and secure the lid tightly.

• WARNING: Not all vehicles can be vacuum bled. Always check with the vehicle manufacturer or Haynes manual on the correct bleeding procedure.

• Remove the brake uid reservoir cap on the master cylinder. Upturn and immerse the top-up bottle (A) or (B) in the brake uid so that any holes in the nozzle

are completely covered. This will ensure the level of the uid in the reservoir remains constant.

• DO NOT at any time, during the bleeding process, allow the reservoir to completely drain as this will result in air being introduced into the brake system which

will necessitate a complete system bleed and brake check/diagnosistic re-set.

• Secure the top-up bottle to the underside of the bonnet with the magnets (H) and ensure that it cannot move suciently to spill or fall out of the reservoir. It

must be allowed to top-up freely (Fig.2).

• Secure the vehicle to allow access to the brake bleed nipple (removal of the appropriate wheel may be necessary).

• Connect the hose attachment (G) with the bleed nipple connected (F) to the nipple and attach the air line connector (D) to the air line. Open the bleed nipple

(as indicated in the vehicle manufacturers handbook) to allow the uid to ow out freely.

• Pull the trigger (E) and the vacuum created will begin to draw the old/dirty uid out (Fig.3).

• NOTE: Notice the colour of the brake uid as it begins to come out into the collection pot (C) and when a noticeable change in colour appears, i.e. clean uid,

let o the trigger and close the nipple.

• Carry out this procedure for all brake bleed nipples; however, during the process, take note that the amount of dirty brake uid removed does not exceed

either the capacity of the collection pot or the amount being topped up. It may be necessary to stop and rell the top-up bottle or empty the collection pot.

When the bleeding is complete, adjust the level in the reservoir according to the vehicle handbook and replace the cap. Pump the brake pedal ve or ten times

without the engine running to ensure the pedal becomes rm.

Fig. 2 Fig. 3

Delta International BV, Oude Graaf 8, 6002 NL, Weert, Netherlands