First Brake Flush pressure brake bleeder?

Oh yeah, okay well I could see the moisture that eventually builds on the lines mayne migrating slowly over time making its way to the highest point, the reservoir. The shocking thing I remember reading from one these young dudes on here about the brake fluid is that it turns green as it ages and leeches out some chemical or something from the brake lines that turns the fluid green or something like that.
And I'll bet the fluid is relatively stationary in the lines. Otherwise we'd be able to Bleed the air like coolant or power steering, a thought that just crossed my mind
I changed the oil on the taco and remembered to turkey blaster out the power steering reservoir. And added new Valvoline ATF from Schucks or whatever. I kid you not the steering wheel turns easier. Crazy. I should remember to do this every oil change as much as a pain as our steering racks are to mess with

 

I like speed bleeders for brakes and Phoenix Systems (2104-B) V-5 Reverse Brake Bleeder, Light Duty One Person, Fits all makes and models

$55 Phoenix Systems (2104-B) V-5 Reverse Brake Bleeder, Light Duty One Person, Fits all makes and models

https://www.amazon.com/dp/B00GRV800S/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_apa_i_-586Db28F06H0
For clutch

 

$31 Allstar Performance ALL11017 Bleeder Bottle with Magnet and Check Valve , White

https://www.amazon.com/Allstar-Performance-ALL11017-Bleeder-Bottle/dp/B00F9XHVKA/ref=mp_s_a_1_13?keywords=brake+bleeder&qid=1575740463&sr=8-13

This is all you need along with a person to help you speed up the process. Have done it on 4 different cars with ease.

 

what about the reverse? A Vacuum Brake Bleeder the ones that hook up to a air compressor to create suction.

 

I rented the brake bleeder vacuum kit from Advance Auto... it sucked. I eventually did the straw in a jar of fluid method. Worked like a champ.

 

No, it's not the end of the world if you get air in the lines. The world will go on without you...