99SH

Yes, it does work on the s2k. Order part
#0101

Maximum6

I read on other Honda forums it leaks, but I'm guessing they may of gotten a wrong model?

So #0101 would fit our mastercylinder?

99SH

Yes, it's a universal style and fits the S2000. I've been using mine for the last 10 years.

If it leaks, they're likely using it wrong.

Psyrus

Since I searched for this in 2021... Here's to helping the next guy. The motive powerbleeder works perfectly with the S2000, get any of the adapters below.
https://www.speedibleed.com/c900-hon...r-adapter.html

Either one works. If you don't already own a motive powerbleeder, then for a small amount more you can buy this kit.
https://www.speedibleed.com/k900b-ho...eeder-kit.html

Jah2000

Does that require an air-compressor or bike pump?
What if you don't have a compressor?


Are Miti-Vac style vacuum pumps as effective as pressure pumps?
What about those brake-bleed bottles with a check-valve?

boyguan

i have one and never use it, i stick with the 2 man bleed for the initial then a gravity bleed for the finish.

Such a pain to pull it out and hook it up

Psyrus

I'd rank the various methods in this order... They all work, pick your poison.

1. Speedbleeders
2. Motive pump style
3. Bottle with valve (1man)
4. gravity 1 man
5. old school 2 man

engifineer

I like the motive for flushing and for when I dont have another person. Super easy and quick. Hooking it up is the same effort as putting on the master cylinder cap. I keep it set up with the Honda adaptor since the S2k gets many more brake fluid changes and brake bleeds than my other cars which do not see track time. I used this adaptor for mine

Thomas Guide

I'm that next guy. Thanks, you're doing God's work. Bumping for the next guy.

cosmomiller

I have used Billman's gravity method for one man several times without any issue. Just the cost of fluid (ATE SL 6) I have adapted the same thing for my other vehicles. Not speedy but enough time to enjoy a beverage during the process.