BrakeShot DOT 3/4 (12 count shop use) - Phoenix Systems

The Phoenix Systems 3212-B BrakeShot DOT 3/4 (12-count) is a professional-grade additive engineered to enhance and extend the service life of automotive and industrial brake fluids. This convenient pack provides technicians with a proactive solution to protect against internal brake system corrosion, ensuring the integrity of critical components and maintaining optimal system performance. Regularly integrating BrakeShot into maintenance routines helps safeguard against premature wear and costly repairs.

Key Features

• Advanced Corrosion Protection: Actively neutralizes and inhibits internal brake system corrosion, safeguarding components from degradation.
• Brake Fluid Enhancement: Fortifies standard DOT 3, DOT 4, and DOT 5.1 brake fluids, boosting their inherent protective qualities and stability for extended operational periods.
• Component Longevity: Helps protect expensive brake parts, including ABS modules, calipers, and master cylinders, from premature failure due to corrosive elements.
• Preventative Maintenance Support: Integrates into preventative maintenance routines to significantly slow internal corrosion and brake fluid degradation, supporting long-term brake system health.
• Broad Fluid Compatibility: Formulated for seamless integration and effectiveness with DOT 3, DOT 4, and DOT 5.1 brake fluid types across a diverse range of vehicle applications.

Applications

For professional technicians, the Phoenix Systems 3212-B BrakeShot is an essential component for maintaining the reliability of brake systems. Before introducing this brake additive, it is crucial to assess the existing brake fluid's copper levels using a Phoenix Systems BrakeStrip 3006-B. BrakeShot should be applied when copper levels are below 200ppm to effectively inhibit future corrosion. If copper levels exceed 200ppm, a complete brake fluid replacement is required prior to adding BrakeShot. This product is ideal for routine service intervals, comprehensive fleet maintenance programs, and any professional setting where extending the life and integrity of braking systems is a priority.