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Nice as you can hold vacuum at a set level.
But I've got an old fridge compressor which I use for vacuum and it's turned out much more handy than first thought.
Also helpful for bleeding fuel systems as well as easy brake bleeding without the on/off pedal thing.
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Location: In a field in Gloucestershire
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Standard piece of kit in most garages (although slightly better tan that one)
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PROPER JOB.
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Car Model/Spec: 306 GTI-6 trackday toy
Have a similar one, never really got along with it. Its really difficult to get the bleed nipple threads vacuum tight.
Tinkerer of 306gti6 trackday racer, less stuff, more hard, more umpf, more stop.
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Edd China often uses one on wheeler dealers, seems to work well on there lol!
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Yeah not bad design if you can get a decent seal.
Handy too for other things, vaccuum testing etc