Phoenix Systems is a manufacturer of automotive diagnostic equipment, specializing in brake testing and servicing solutions.
Phoenix Systems was established in 2003 by George Menchu, a mechanic with over 25 years of experience in the automotive industry.
The company's first product, the Brake Bleeder, was invented by Menchu to solve the problem of brake bleeding in vehicles with ABS systems.
In 2008, Phoenix Systems launched the BrakeStrip, a brake fluid testing kit that quickly became the industry standard.
Since then, the company has continued to innovate with new products and technologies to improve brake testing and servicing for mechanics and DIY enthusiasts alike.
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The original product that put Phoenix Systems on the map. It allows for a one-person brake bleeding process and is compatible with most master cylinder reservoirs.
A brake fluid testing kit that quickly determines the condition of brake fluid in a vehicle. It is simple to use and provides accurate results in seconds.
An injector that allows for a more efficient and effective brake fluid flush. It has a 12-ounce capacity and can be used with the BrakeShot cleaning solution.
A brake bleeder is a tool that allows for the removal of air from the brake system. This is necessary after any brake work is done, as air in the system can cause spongy brakes or brake failure.
The BrakeStrip detects the copper content in brake fluid to determine its condition. As brake fluid ages, copper from the brake lines begins to accumulate in the fluid, indicating that it may be time for a brake fluid flush.
Yes, many of Phoenix Systems' products are designed for DIY enthusiasts. However, it is still important to follow all instructions carefully to ensure proper use and avoid any damage or injury.
DOT 4 brake fluid has a higher boiling point than DOT 3 fluid, making it more resistant to boiling and better suited for high-performance cars or heavy-duty use. However, it is important to follow your vehicle's recommended brake fluid specifications.
Yes, the BrakeStrip has been approved by the Department of Transportation and is widely used in the automotive industry. However, like any diagnostic tool, it should not be the only factor in determining the condition of your vehicle's brake fluid.