Review on Phoenix Systems V-12 Reverse Brake & Clutch Bleeder 🔧 Kit - Medium Duty Solo Bleeder with Hard Case (2003-B) by Jack Harrell

First, it works. It does exactly what it promises. It just does it in a very messy way that I don't think will really save you time once you're done cleaning up your mess. Although I like it for certain uses. I was hoping to reverse bleed the clutch in my Ranger but due to the design of the bleed screw you can't put anything in there with a good gasket. A few months later I overheated my brakes and it worked really well. I was alone and wanted to make sure I dumped all the old liquid. So I pumped, then used a syringe to empty the reservoir and kept doing this until the black liquid was gone and all I got was clean. I liked using this kit in this case because I could work on my own without worrying about air getting into the lines. After first use and a huge mess, I put absorbent mats in before I started. Use of this or a blanket/tarp is required when using this kit. All in all it works and the quality is good. Some people broke the gun I noticed. If you take your time, I honestly don't see that as a problem. The only criticism is the cost, I don't think it's worth it. If you think about it, I might suggest a cheaper version, although I think the plastic used to make the gun might be different. If this set was closer to a hundred dollars I could give it more stars but as it is I think this tool is ok.