Brake Bleeding Kit GEKO G02730 — manual set for bleeding vehicle brake systems (10/20) G02730

GEKO brake bleeding kit G02730 is a manual tool set designed for bleeding and servicing hydraulic brake systems on cars and light vehicles. The kit (marked 10/20) provides a practical solution for removing air from brake lines and for controlled replacement of brake fluid during routine maintenance or repairs. The components create secure connections to bleed nipples and allow technicians and DIY users to evacuate old fluid without introducing new air into the system.

Advantages

The GEKO brake bleeding kit offers a simple, mechanical approach that does not require power or electrical connections, making it usable in both workshop and roadside conditions. Its fittings and tubing are intended to form leak-resistant seals at bleed nipples, enabling accurate fluid flow control and reducing the risk of contamination. The manual design provides tactile feedback to the operator, helping to detect and eliminate trapped air effectively while keeping brake fluid handling contained and cleaner than improvised methods.

Suitable for

• Bleeding hydraulic brake systems on cars and light vehicles
• Brake fluid replacement and flushing procedures
• Workshop maintenance and home DIY brake service
• Emergency brake system servicing away from powered equipment

Key specifications

• Manual, non-powered bleeding method suitable for hydraulic brake systems
• Includes fittings and flexible tubing for connection to standard bleed nipples
• Designed for controlled evacuation of brake fluid and air removal
• Reusable components for multiple maintenance operations
• Compact, portable kit suitable for workshop or mobile use

How to use

Attach the appropriate fitting to the bleed nipple and secure the tubing to the connection point, making sure the joint is leak-free. Position the free end of the tubing into a transparent container and open the bleed nipple according to the vehicle manufacturer’s recommended sequence. Operate the manual evacuation mechanism to draw fluid and air out of the system until clear fluid without bubbles is visible. Close the bleed nipple, remove the fitting, and repeat for remaining wheels or brake circuit sections as required. Observe proper brake pedal procedures and top up the master cylinder reservoir to maintain correct fluid level throughout the process.

Usage recommendations

Use brake fluid types and service intervals specified by the vehicle manufacturer. Wear protective gloves and eye protection when handling brake fluid. Dispose of used brake fluid in accordance with local regulations and avoid contaminating painted surfaces. Inspect hoses and fittings for wear before each use and replace components that show signs of damage.