🔧 Efficient One-Person Brake Bleeding Solution: Phoenix Systems (2104-B) V-5 Reverse Brake Bleeder for all Makes and Models Review

I bought this pump because I have several old cars that have been standing still for years. I've finally gotten to the point where I can start rebuilding some of them for use or sale and have found that virtually all of them have damaged brake lines and hardware. I was replacing parts on a 1971 Challenger but was having trouble bleeding the brakes the traditional way. With the help of this pump, I was able to ensure that fresh fluid without air bubbles went into the master cylinder in every…

I ordered this item because I had a caliper that was NOT leaking any fluid at all. I was looking for a brake proportional valve and/or a manifold block that would prevent bleeding. My guess is that the system thought the line was leaking and cut off flow to the caliper. I bled the line in reverse (from the caliper nipple back to the brake reservoir. This reset the valve and restored flow in a blocked brake line. I was then able to bleed the caliper as usual. This product saved me. I just wish I

This pump is really good. Makes all kinds of bleeding. This is the best I have and I have two. is he dirty No, is it fast? JAI is it cheaply made? Not really if managed properly. how long does it last I think so. Instructions for cleaning and storage. Does it come with a cover? NO, but I just put it back in the original packaging. Does it have everything you need? I made for me. Can you pump old brake fluid out of the master cylinder? YES Can the rubber nipple slip off the caliper bleed screw…

I recently bled my car with Phoenix. I had no problems with that. I have different pump brakes, vacuum and others. This product puts them all on the shelf. Very easy to use. First, remember to prime the plunger before using it. Make sure the outlet valve is open wide enough, otherwise it will be difficult to squeeze the handle, which could damage the pump. Even if you squeeze the handle, do it slowly. I had an assistant use turkey lube to remove excess fluid that was being pumped into the…

Based on reviews some are worried this will be extremely weak. Follow the instructions, lubricate the piston seal as directed and use immediately. As long as you squeeze the device evenly and don't go crazy, it works and feels great. First I managed to fill the lines in each wheel of my 2001 Silverado 4x4 (the old lines were about to fail and new stainless steel tubes were installed around them) until fluid started to flow into the reservoir. In total it took about 30 minutes to reverse bleed…