• The Image is a Brake Fluid Flush Kit. It is a briefcase filled with tools that a shop would need to bleed the brakes on a car. The kit includes a syringe, hose, and bottle of brake fluid.
  • The image shows a man using a tool to bleed the brake fluid of an orange Jeep Wrangler. The man is wearing a white shirt and blue jeans. The brake fluid bleeding gun is connected to a hose that is attached to the brake caliper of the Jeep
  • The image shows a man using a tool to bleed the brake fluid of an orange Jeep Wrangler. The brake fluid bleeding gun is connected to a hose that is attached to the brake caliper of the Jeep
  • The image is a close-up of a man’s hands holding a small, round object with a hole in the center. The object is most likely a brake fluid bleeder screw cap and putting red grease on it
  • The image shows a close-up of a grease fitting on a car, also known as a grease nipple. It is a small, typically dome-shaped fitting that is attached to a component that needs lubrication. A grease gun is used to pump grease into the fitting, which then lubricates the component. Grease fittings are found on a variety of car parts, including the chassis, suspension, and brakes.
  • The image shows a person using a brake bleeding kit on a vehicle. Brake bleeding involves forcing fresh brake fluid through the brake system to remove air bubbles, which can compromise the braking performance. pen_spark
  • The image shows a mechanic using a brake fluid bleeding gun to bleed a brake caliper on a car.
  • The image shows a mechanic using a brake fluid bleeding gun to bleed a brake caliper on a car.
  • The image shows a diagram of a reverse brake bleeding system, which is a type of brake bleeding kit. The kit includes a reservoir bottle, a collection bottle, a brake caliper bleeding screw, and hoses.
  • The image is a diagram showing a bench bleeding system, likely part of a brake bleeding kit. It depicts a vise holding a cylindrical object, possibly a brake caliper. A hose is connected to the caliper, and leads to a syringe. Text in the image reads “V-12/V12-205” and “BENCH BLEEDING”.
  • The image is a diagram that shows how to use a vacuum brake bleeding kit. The kit typically includes a vacuum pump, a collection bottle, and a hose. In the diagram, the hose is connected to the brake caliper on one end and the collection bottle on the other. The vacuum pump is used to create suction in the hose, which removes old brake fluid from the brake system. New brake fluid is then added to the system from a separate reservoir.
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Phoenix Systems

Brake Fluid Flush Kit

Brake Fluid Flush Kit

$799.99 USD
$799.99 USD
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The Brake Fluid Flush Kit has everything a shop needs to get started offering brake fluid flushes to their customers.

  • Patented Reverse Fluid Injection
  • GSA, military, OEM, and ABS approved
  • Single technician operation
  • Removes trapped air in brake system which is the top cause of a “spongy pedal”
  • Portable, lightweight, durable
  • No electricity or pressurized air required
  • Cost- effective and multi-functional
  • Constructed from zytel nylon and simple to disassemble

The Kit comes with the following:

  • MaxPro HD + Case and Accessories 
  • Master Cylinder Cover Kit
  • BrakeFree
  • (1) Tube of CopperCheck Brake Fluid Test Strips - 100 test strips per tube
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The image shows a diagram of a reverse brake bleeding system, which is a type of brake bleeding kit. The kit includes a reservoir bottle, a collection bottle, a brake caliper bleeding screw, and hoses.

Patented Reverse Bleeding

  • Truly makes bleeding brakes a one-man job
  • Reverse bleeding removes more trapped air than any other bleeding method
  • Works on every vehicle

1 Tool For Every Type of Bleeding

  • Using a combination of methods can bleed even the most difficult of jobs.
  • Reverse Bleed
  • Vacuum Bleed
  • Pressure Bleed (Need adapter)
  • Bench Bleed (Need adapter kit)

Clutch & Brakes

Designed to not only bleed brakes, but clutches as well.

Adapters For All

It will reverse bleed any vehicle, but in order to pressure bleed or flush your brakes you will need adapters for your specific vehicle.

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