On all my previous cars, I've used a brake bleeding kit powered by a compressor when changing the brake fluid every two years....
basically I fill a bottle with brake fluid, connect air compressor to said bottle which is in turn connected to the brake fluid reservoir, and I can just open all four brake nipples on all four wheels to purge out old brake fluid till new fluid comes through. No assistant needed to pump brake pedal.
Now my current car is the first car I've ever owned that has a hydraulic clutch.
Are pressure bleeding kits ok for use on hydraulic clutches?
If not is there a more effective method than that outlined in the Haynes book of lies?
Stephen