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Alloy Drive M Pump Knit Powered by an included CR2 Powered by an included CR2 Lithium battery Ensures that you’ll get ALL the air out of a clutch or brake system by allowing you to inject clean fluid into the bleeder valve Max pressure 90psi Overlapping handle and barrel with oversized piston and shaft are integrated into a compact design
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Alloy Drive M Pump Knit Powered by an included CR2

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