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FluidPRO BFX-20 Brake Fluid Exchanger

Item Number: RTIBFX20HPKG Supplier: MAHLE AFTERMARKET INC SERVICE SOLUT

Description

FluidPRO BFX-20 Brake Fluid Exchanger delivers complete brake fluid exchange in a simple process, unlike most competitive models. Compatible with both ABS & non-ABS brake systems, it is easy to operate with service times of 10 minutes.

Features

New brake fluid pumped from supplied 5L/1.3 gallon reserve tank, transfer of fluid is not required
Variable pressure regulator
Brake Master Cylinder fluid extractor
Suitable for ABS, ESP?, EDS, and SBC
Equipped with a hydraulic pump
Automatic switch-off on empty container
Pulsating fluid flow to pressurize air bubbles out of the braking system
Pressure-less decoupling from vehicle
Venting of device during container changeover is not necessary
Removable shelf for adapters and tool storage

Benefits

Quick evacuation of waste brake fluid to speed up brake fluid change
Reduced system back pressure lessens the likelihood of fluid spill and/or spray when removing hoses from the adapters
Automatically relieves pressure after service and then returns fluid back to the reservoir
Single technician operation

Includes

RTI025880060 Adapter, BFX BA07 Universal Round
RTI025880070 Adapter, BFX BA08 Honda
RTI025880080 Adapter, BFX BA09 Honda
RTI025880240 Adapter, BFX BAHON1 Honda

Warranty

Two year limited warranty for parts and service

When switching from brake fluid types (ex. DOT 3 to DOT 4), be sure to bleed the fluid a little bit longer during the first bleed process to flush out the previous brake fluid type. This is recommended when switching from DOT 3 to DOT 4. It is not necessary when going from DOT 4 to DOT 3.

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Use the following formula to figure your Return of Investment (ROI) for A/C Equipment

Revenues
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Dollars charged per use $

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* Based upon a 3 year period

Use the following formula to figure your Return of Investment (ROI) for Four Wheel Alignment Equipment

Number of four wheel alignment jobs per month:
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Amount of revenue from a two wheel alignment job $
Average amount of gross parts profit per job $
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Cost of the Equipment $

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*The higher the number, the more profitable the equipment. An answer of 1 means that you'll get a 100% return on the equipment over five years. A 100% return over the life of the equipment is the minimum return you should expect on your investment. A return 2 (200%) to 5 (500%) should be your target. An answer less then 1 (e.g., .50) means that you need to sell more jobs or increase the price of the service in order to generate an adequte return on the equipment investment.