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help! stripped bleeder screw

Trying to put my car back together. Now having problem with one of the rear bleeder screw, seems to be stripped. How do I fix this problem without damaging the caliper. How about those one way bleeder screw as replacement?

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John

Old 05-13-2004, 08:52 AM
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I installed the Speed Bleeders during my hose replacement and caliper painting project. They work great. Hope you get the old bleeder out with out any damage.
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First, order a new bleeder screw. Second, when I was switching to Speed Bleeders on my SC, I stripped one of the old bleeders head. I got ahold of it tight with a vise grips and turned it out. They shouldn't be in there that tight, so give the vise grips a try.
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i too used the vise grip method on the rear stripped one. speed bleeders, highly recommended.
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As long as the bleeder valve seat is good, the exposed parts can look like poopoo...use the vise grip and bleed it, then order a new one..order 4!

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