Dorman 13910 | Brake Master Cylinder Bleeding Tool

Part Number

13910

Master Cylinder Bleeder Kit - 22 In. Hose, Clip, And 6 Fittings

Special Price $12.19 Regular Price $16.18

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Details

Dorman's Brake Master Cylinder Bleeding Tool offers a one-stop, time-saving solution for all master cylinder bleeding jobs. It's conveniently available in varied metric and standard sizes.

BRAND: Dorman - HELP

FEATURES:

Master Cylinder Bleeder Kit - 22 In. Hose, Clip, And 6 Fittings
Contains hose, clips, and differently sized fittings
MASTER CYL. BLEEDER KIT
Reusable for multiple jobs
Constructed from high-quality materials for long-lasting durability
Easy to use
Brake, Master, Cylinder, Bleeding, Tool, Fluid

SPECIFICS:

Bleeder Adapters Included	Yes
Bleeder Pressure Gauge Included	No
Bleeder Tubing Included	Yes
Master Cylinder Adapter Included	No
Material	Plastic; Rubber
Package Contents	(1) 22 in Hose; (1) Clip and (1) Each Of The Following Size Fittings: 3/8 in-24; 7/16 in-24; 1/2 in-20; 9/16 in-18; 9/16 in-20

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Product Questions (3)

Customer Questions

Can I use Dorman parts to replace OEM parts?

Yes, Dorman parts can often be used as replacements for OEM parts, but it is important to carefully compare specifications and ensure compatibility.

How do I install Dorman shift linkage bushing?

To install a Dorman shift linkage bushing, first locate the old bushing and remove it if necessary. Apply lubricant to the Dorman bushing and slide it onto the shift linkage, tapping it into place with a soft tool until fully seated. Check the alignment and function of the shift linkage after installation.

Where is Dorman manufactured?

Dorman is a global automotive parts supplier with manufacturing facilities in the United States, Mexico, Canada, China, and India. Its headquarters and largest manufacturing facility are located in Colmar, Pennsylvania, USA.