Phoenix Systems V12-205 Injector Brake Bleeder Kit

I was blown away by how easily I was able to bleed my brakes on my 2003 Mazda6. I thought I was going to need new brake pads but was pleasantly surprised to find out that I do not because all I needed to do was bleed my brake lines. I never knew how easy a job it could be until my mechanic told me about the Phoenix System injector. I decided to check it out online and watched a couple of the video tutorials and ordered the V-12 injector here because I wanted a case and something not too expensive.This tool made bleeding my brakes a breeze but after bleeding my brakes on our car this weekend (having the tool a day or so) my wife backed over the case. I called Phoenix Systems this morning and I have a new case coming. The tool is fine but I really want the case. The person on the phone was helpful and told me he would ship one out today and I should see it on Thursday or so. Thank you for making my life that much easier and for saving me a trip to my mechanic to bleed my brakes. I love this tool already and have only had it less than a week.

This works well, not as good as I thought it would. I will try it again on another vehicle and see if I should change my rating.

I unsuccessfully tried the traditional 2 person pump and gravity/vacuum multiple times on my 2014 Tacoma. I was skeptical of this product given the method and price. I read the reviews and decided to give it a try. The brakes on my Tacoma has no more air. The product works great!

Does not work, waste of money. Tried it with clutch and brakes and it just shoots brake fluid everywhere.

Was tough to use originally. Had to call Pheonix Systems and get a special lube for the piston so that it would work properly. Once applied, it works really well, as it's clear they advertise. Anyone buying one of these V12's off Amazon, call and get the small tube of the lube and apply it to the piston O ring and felt seal, BEFORE you try to use it, or you will NOT be happy with the purchase. You will get directed to end up going the route and hassle I did to finally get it to work. Save yourself 2 weeks of aggravation.

Ok I bought this V-12 bleeder tool for my clutch. I tried all the other tools and the infamous two man pedal push and was not getting the job done. I saw this bleeder tool and they were saying to go back to the master cylinder from the slave because air bubbles go up. Well I thought that makes sense so i bought this V-12 tool by Phoenix Systems. The big day comes and I'm ready to be disappointed because everything else has failed. I begin to push the fluid back up the line from the clutch slave and I have a geyser shooting out of my master. WOW it really is pushing the fluid back to the master. So I ease up on the amount of pressure I'm pushing on the handle and I see air bubbles in the master. I continue until no bubbles and put the master back together and I have a CLUTCH. No kidding I have a CLUTCH I can't believe it. What a great tool! This is amazing! Please pass on to this Phoenix Systems company on what a great tool they make. I'm telling all my friends.

Takes a little bit of time to become familiar with use of the tool. Cone brake fluid bottle adapter is novel but not practical. An additional turkey baster or suction bulb to remove old fluid from a vehicles reservoir is a must have to complete using this kit. Tool works great, If you plan on services Multiple grades of D.O.T. Break fluid 3/4/5 switching between them might be an issue.

I used this , it's alright , but to me a air operating, is better , but yes this will work if dont have air , to work on an air operating system