Dodge Brake Bleeders & Tools

Reviewed By RAUL M (CHICAGO, IL) Reviewed for a 1997 Dodge Van —11/19/2012 8:53 PM

I was one of those people that had someone pumping the brake to get the brakes bled.But I would saw Phoenix V-12 on T.V. I saw Stacy David using the tool on his show.I was impressed by it.So I took the plunge and bought it.A few weeks before I found my brake lines on my old dodge van were rusted thru.So I knew I had a tough job ahead of me and definitely was going to need to try this tool out.Well it worked great.I plan on changing my brake lines on my car so this tool is going to get some use.

Reviewed By John F (Clifton Park, NY) Reviewed for a 2002 Dodge Ram —6/6/2012 11:28 PM

This was new to me, that is bleeding brakes the reverse way. However its the best way to get air out especially if you have a soft pedal or soft grip as on a motorcycle. as they say air will always travel upward. This is a quality product and made in the USA. Thats shocking by itself. You use only the amount of brake fluid so there is little waste. There are plenty of fittings to handle any brake system. The product is of typical US made construction unlike poor quality china brands. It has a case that fits perfectly and one person can do the job without needing a helper. I have learned more from this brake bleeder kit in th past two weeks than in the past two decades. It also has the good feature to tell you, by the included test strips, when to do a complete fluid change.

Reviewed By David A (Montgomery, AL) —3/28/2017 4:56 AM

Great tool, easy to use. Mine leaks out the back of the plunger just a little. I wrap a rag around it and it's good to go. It is probably just mine but even if they all leak I would buy it again and again!