Looks like a reverse brake bleeder.
It could be used to apply a vacuum to almost any container with the soft rubber base and sealed tube.
Another Game of Quess the Ghetto Fab!
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ClayJ
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Entourage
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Re: Another Game of Quess the Ghetto Fab!
Nice job Clay - I would never have got that one.
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Re: Another Game of Quess the Ghetto Fab!
Zillacon I think your genius is showing! Thats a handy tool there, nice work.
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Re: Another Game of Quess the Ghetto Fab!
Thats pretty cool, so that pulls the fluid out of the master cyl or it pressurizes the system?
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Re: Another Game of Quess the Ghetto Fab!
it uses pressure. you are quite the handy man. we have the same type of brake bleeder at work but the whole setup is about 1500 bucks with tank and adapters