Works on Chevy Cobalt to bleed brakes
588843
Worked well on Chevy Cobalt to bleed brakes. Bottle is perfect size, if it were too big you risk draining too much brake fluid and need to run to a shop to get more. Magnet was able to hold the empty bottle, but its a good idea to rest the bottom on top of the rotor to avoid spills. Reviewing almost after a year and brakes are working well so it (and I) did the bleeding job well.
4308918
Needed new brakes and rotors for my 2005 Chevy Cobalt. Checked the parts store first, and big surprise, I could order them on Amazon for half the price of the box parts stores. These things are smoothe, quiet, and work great!
1124303
I spent the better part of last weekend installing new brake lines and bleeding the brakes on my car.  I managed to grab some Russel speed bleeders to make it an easy, one person job, and needed a nice clean way to store and dispose of the brake fluid.  This bag comes with everything you need, a bag, a long tube, and a nipple.  Simply connect the tube to the brake bleeder screw, with the other end going to the bag, and proceed with your normal bleeding procedure.  The bag stored about a full liter of brake fluid.  No mess on the floor, no leaking from the bag, easy as pie!
354902
Great tool for a mechanic to effectively bleed brakes
4271773
Works on 2009 Cobalt SS Turbo. HOWEVER, the low key fob battery indicator on the dash is always on when you start the car (just hit enter and it's gone) and the distance is weak. You have to be about 10 feet away for them to work. This kit is better than nothing but not OEM quality.
2873700
Used it to bleed my brakes system and it worked very well for the price. My brakes are now stiffer than they ever were.
4361930
Sure you can make your own brake bleeder, and sure it's still just a bug sprayer with some fittings, but it sure beats foot pumping brake bleeds. With this adapter, I can now do quite a few cars, and each time I do it, I save the $180 that the stealership wanted. I'll now be bleeding each car once every three years, and doing a full one litre flush to really get the old fluid and debris out.
2960574
Needed this for a 1995 Toyota Celica ST. Part fit perfectly and was exactly the problem with my brake system. It needs to be bench bled, youtube it, so go ahead and get a bench bleeding kit while ordering this master.
3550412
Shipping was timely and product was as represented.  I am very satified

My application:
Used on 1882 Honda GL500I Silverwing with notoriously hard to bleed dual front disk brakes.  I replaced my brake original Master Cylinder with a China made MC and I could not get the air out of the dual brake system. I did not know if it was the new MC, my installation or another failure in the system

Frustrated, I bought a brake bleeding system from MItivac 'MV800' and even after and checking all the seals several times, bumping the brakes, spending an hour and a half and quart of break fluid on it, I still could not get a 'hard' brake.

As soon as I installed the Goodrich speed bleeders, on each brake, I spent about 10 minutes on each brake cylinder and finally got all the initial air out of the system and closed the master cylinder and put the brakes on/off as I rolled the wheel back an forth w 'to bump the air out of the brake cylinder and then opened each speed bleeder and gave is a couple of pumps on the brake and shut it off.  I repeated this this once again and at this time I finally had a confident 'hard' brake.
4127042
I have a 2007 Chevy Cobalt and found that I had coolant leaking from my car quite frequently (boyfriend figured this out because of his familiarity with cars, I had no clue). Got and used this hoping it would do something. I went into the situation thinking that if I had a large leak, this wouldn't work. I think that's important to remember. If there's a MAJOR problem in your system, this isn't going to do anything. In my situation, though, it sealed it right up. Been nearly 3 weeks now and no coolant leaks since.
2585455
I bought this tool to remove the sparkplug wire boots on my 2006 Chevrolet Impala. Works by pulling on the front of the boot which breaks any vacuum seal that may be present. I recommend removing the coil pack to get better accesss to the plugs at the back of the engine. Works great!
1285714
Recently I had to remove a frozen flat head torx head bolt from a Chevy bumper. I was able to cut the flat top in quarters without damaging the truck then bending them up and using a pie wrench remove the bolts. Worked perfectly
3778875
The Phoenix bleeder is just as described.  It will push brake fluid from the calipers back to the master cylinder or push fluid from the MC to the calipers.
143323
I installed this on my one speed, significantly changing my gear ratio so I could get more power (harder to pedal when going slow) out of my bike.

Note that this is not a screw on cog, but one that slips onto a coaster-brake one speed and then is locked in with the small metal lock ring that springs into place.

There are many different cogs out there. This one fits set-ups with three grooves that this item slides over and onto.
3383950
Nice piece of kit. Obviously you need the rest of the Motif Brake bleeding system, but this attached to the master cylinder easily and the whole system is the easiest, fastest most trouble free process to bleed the brakes I've ever used.  I've tried the old fashion, 2 person pump and crac the bleeder method, vacuum bleeding. nothing else comes close!
2192799
Made certain the SAE stuff matched the requirements in the owner's manual.  i then put into a 2008 cobalt and a 2016 equinox.  They are both running fine, so i presume (hope) that it'll work as well (or better) than the name brands.
btw - it arrived in 2 days and i just bought some more, this time $38 - i thought $45 was a great deal!
2784105
Got this for a 06 Chevy Cobalt.  Seems to work fine.
Recieved the product with a broken corner of the cover but used it anyways due to I needed it for my
car to run.