22.11.2024, 15:38
Ich hab zwar nicht das Produkt, aber etwas Zeit zum Googlen.
Auf den Bildern sind tatsächlich keine Dichtungen abgebildet.
Für den Aufsatz für den Master Cylinder gibt es jedoch eine Ersatzdichtung was darauf hindeuten sollte, das eine beinhaltet sein sollte
Ebenso spricht die Anleitung davon, das die Dichtung sauber aufliegen sollte.
Hier mal ein Auszug aus der Anleitung:
1. Ensure that Power Bleeder is clean and free of debris, old hydraulic fluid, or any cleaners or solvents.
2. Remove hydraulic fluid reservoir cap from vehicle. Siphon off old fluid and refill reservoir with fresh fluid. Do not pump dirty fluid through hydraulic system.
3. Firmly attach Power Bleeder cap to the fluid reservoir, ensuring that gasket seats properly and is not worn or cracked. If your unit comes with threaded brass fittings on the hose, we recommend Teflon tape as a thread sealant to prevent any slow leaks at the brass fitting junction.
4. Tighten pump cap onto empty Power Bleeder and pressurize to 15 psi or recommended service manual pressure without fluid in the tank. Check for leaks at fluid reservoir and at Power Bleeder fluid hose connections. If reservoir cap or hose connections are leaking, release accumulated pressure in Power Bleeder by gently unscrewing the pump cap. Never remove reservoir cap before depressurizing Power Bleeder tank. Reattach Power Bleeder reservoir cap or tighten hose connections and once again pump tank to 15 psi or recommended service manual pressure and check for leaks.
5. If no leaks are found, slowly unscrew pump cap and add up to 2 quarts of new hydraulic fluid from a sealed container. Use only the type of hydraulic fluid recommended for your vehicle.
6. Tighten pump cap. Pressurize Power Bleeder to level recommended in vehicle service manual. Do not exceed 20 psi unless specified by your service manual. Higher pressures may damage your vehicle's reservoir and could result in serious injury.
Vielleicht einfach nur die Kappe vom Behälter nicht fest genug angezogen?
Auf den Bildern sind tatsächlich keine Dichtungen abgebildet.
Für den Aufsatz für den Master Cylinder gibt es jedoch eine Ersatzdichtung was darauf hindeuten sollte, das eine beinhaltet sein sollte
Ebenso spricht die Anleitung davon, das die Dichtung sauber aufliegen sollte.
Hier mal ein Auszug aus der Anleitung:
1. Ensure that Power Bleeder is clean and free of debris, old hydraulic fluid, or any cleaners or solvents.
2. Remove hydraulic fluid reservoir cap from vehicle. Siphon off old fluid and refill reservoir with fresh fluid. Do not pump dirty fluid through hydraulic system.
3. Firmly attach Power Bleeder cap to the fluid reservoir, ensuring that gasket seats properly and is not worn or cracked. If your unit comes with threaded brass fittings on the hose, we recommend Teflon tape as a thread sealant to prevent any slow leaks at the brass fitting junction.
4. Tighten pump cap onto empty Power Bleeder and pressurize to 15 psi or recommended service manual pressure without fluid in the tank. Check for leaks at fluid reservoir and at Power Bleeder fluid hose connections. If reservoir cap or hose connections are leaking, release accumulated pressure in Power Bleeder by gently unscrewing the pump cap. Never remove reservoir cap before depressurizing Power Bleeder tank. Reattach Power Bleeder reservoir cap or tighten hose connections and once again pump tank to 15 psi or recommended service manual pressure and check for leaks.
5. If no leaks are found, slowly unscrew pump cap and add up to 2 quarts of new hydraulic fluid from a sealed container. Use only the type of hydraulic fluid recommended for your vehicle.
6. Tighten pump cap. Pressurize Power Bleeder to level recommended in vehicle service manual. Do not exceed 20 psi unless specified by your service manual. Higher pressures may damage your vehicle's reservoir and could result in serious injury.
Vielleicht einfach nur die Kappe vom Behälter nicht fest genug angezogen?
