Had this brake fluid change kit for a while and couldn't wait to try it. It requires air pressure that can be provided from a plain tire. Hook it up to a spare tire. I flushed all four corners and lost maybe a tiny fraction of the tire pressure. The air used basically pushes the fluid through, so no significant loss of tire pressure. I got the complete set for the cost of two, maybe three, visits to a garage to have it done. Edit: I purchased the kit that doesn't have the Chrysler adapter, 'cause I'd rather have no car than a Mopar (just kidding - just a play on words from "Mopar or no car," lol).
https://www.speedibleed.com
Worth every penny. I purchased it at a limited time discount from them. Locally developed, too. New West.
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