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Your cart is empty.This Performance Tool W87030 Hand Vacuum Pump Kit is an all-in-one solution for brake bleeding and automotive testing. With a wide range of applications, this kit includes accessories for both brake bleeding and automotive diagnosis, making it a versatile addition to any garage or workshop. The vacuum gauge scales in Inches of Mercury (Hg) to provide precise and reliable results in testing and diagnostic work. The pump can develop and hold up to 25 inches of vacuum (Mercury Hg) and pumps approximately 1 cubic inch per stroke, making it easy and efficient to use for both professionals and DIYers. Diagnose vacuum problems, bleed brakes and more with this brake bleeder kit.
Ruben C.
Reviewed in the United States on March 1, 2025
This pump is awesome works very well, i purchased this one to replace other branded one that keept leaking cant have that when testing parts for leaks. Look high quality great value.
John R.
Reviewed in the United States on January 3, 2025
Worked ok
Hendrik Jacobs
Reviewed in the United Arab Emirates on January 16, 2025
Very well designed. Simple to use. Very effective kit in maintaining those sharp breaks on your vehicle.
Kim.
Reviewed in the United States on September 16, 2024
I just had them placed on my truck. Works great thank you
Dengle88
Reviewed in the United States on August 28, 2024
The gauge came broken but it still worked to bleed my slave cylinder on my 87 Bronco
roberto
Reviewed in the United States on August 11, 2024
The pump works recommended
محمد الزوعري
Reviewed in Saudi Arabia on December 12, 2024
حسب الوصف
jas. wilkins
Reviewed in the United States on September 11, 2023
I needed to check the distributor vacuum advance for my 1959 Nash before I assembled and re-installed the distributor. I have several old spare parts and wanted to try to find one that would work. All 4 pulled in with vacuum but also leaked out in a few seconds. It didn't make sense that they were all failing at exactly the same rate so I checked the vacuum pump without a hose or connector. It showed the same leak down rate. It turns out that there are two O rings on the stem of the vacuum gauge but there are too small a cross section diameter to seal up reliably. I put in a couple .010" cross section diameter O rings with a little silicone grease to seat them. The pump is working fine for now and does not leak down. This probably would not matter if you just need to bleed brakes. If you use it to test vacuum as the description says you can, that slight leak makes diagnostics impossible. After fixing the pump I found 2 of the 4 vacuum advances are working fine. One is scrap and one has a very slight leak. In general I do not like to repair or re-engineer things I buy new but this was a quick and easy fix that enabled me to get my car back together this weekend.
MrPink
Reviewed in the United States on November 9, 2023
I got this to replace a 40 year-old Mity Vac that couldn't be taken apart and serviced. This one works great, pulls a good vacuum and holds it. It's even easy to take apart and clean, which I had to do because I accidentally connected it to the wrong fitting and sucked a bunch of brake fluid into it. Doh! But no worries. A few screws and it was apart, all cleaned up, relubed with silicone and is ready to go again.
Paulino
Reviewed in Mexico on October 30, 2022
Funciona bastante bien , para cambio de líquido i frenos
MohamedHedi M.
Reviewed in the United Arab Emirates on May 24, 2021
Poor quality
Customer
Reviewed in Canada on August 24, 2020
super
DeanD
Reviewed in the United States on March 20, 2017
I bought this back in June to add to my tool box. Planning to use it for bleeding brakes. Took it out of its box for the first time today, March 2017, and found the clear tubing "glued" in several spots to the gray plastic tray. Looks like the tray had melted to the tubing. I was able to drain the master cylinder reservoir without any problem. Refilled the master with clean brake fluid then I went back to to the right rear to bleed it. Got a couple good pumps and would bleed. Did that maybe 3 times when I noticed that I was only getting at most -5 psi no matter how many times I pumped. Thought maybe the hose was too loose so I switched to some much better rubber hose. Still no luck. That's when I noticed a hair line crack on the right side just back from the gauge. Over the next 30 minutes the thing just fell apart more and more as it sat on my tool box. This thing is junk. It could not stand up to 5 minutes of use, use that it specifically says it's meant for right on the box!
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