V-12 Brake Bleeder Kit - Phoenix Systems

Part #: 2003

The Phoenix Systems 2003 V-12 Brake Bleeder Kit provides professional technicians with a robust solution for thoroughly eliminating trapped air from hydraulic brake and clutch systems. Engineered for precision, this tool directly addresses issues of soft or unresponsive pedals, restoring optimal system performance and delivering a consistently firm pedal feel.

Key Features

  • Versatile Bleeding Methods: The V-12 offers the flexibility of four distinct bleeding methods, including the highly effective reverse bleeding technique, to tackle various system configurations and stubborn air pockets.
  • Durable Zytel Construction: Crafted from Zytel, the V-12 Injector is designed for superior durability and resistance to automotive fluids, ensuring a long service life in demanding professional environments.
  • Rebuildable Design: This professional-grade bleeder is rebuildable, allowing for cost-effective maintenance and extended tool lifespan, a significant benefit for busy workshops.
  • Comprehensive Adapter Set: The included Smart-PAK Host of Adapters features specific adapters for bench bleeding applications and a universal bottle adapter compatible with 27 different master cylinder and reservoir openings.
  • Optimized System Response: Engineered to achieve maximum air removal, the V-12 ensures that every brake and clutch system operates at its peak potential, providing reliable and precise control.

Applications

The V-12 Brake Bleeder Kit is an indispensable tool for professional mechanics and automotive technicians. It is ideally suited for a wide range of vehicles, including passenger cars, light trucks, motorcycles, and ATVs, as well as various industrial applications utilizing hydraulic clutch or brake systems. Its capabilities extend to routine maintenance, system flushes, and post-repair bleeding, ensuring critical hydraulic components function safely and efficiently.

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This product was added to our catalog on Wednesday 02 March, 2011.