Dropped A Screw Help?
And just so you know, the bleeder "screw" is not a screw in any normal sense of the word. Take a look at that picture posted above. You will see two long silver parts coming off the slave, one above, one below at roughly 2:00 and 4:00 respectively. The entire silver piece at 2:00 (above) is the bleeder "screw". It's a few inches long and screws in at the middle of the picture right up against the slave. You could really only replace it with the exact same thing. It's doubtful you'll find anything at any auto or hardware store that could be used to replace it without pulling the trans.
Just FYI. Good luck.
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Staging Lane
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Do yourself a favor and call a tow truck. You will very likely damage something big time if you try to drive that even a couple miles as it sits. No ones trying to be dick on here, just trying to help you save your transmission, clutch, and flywheel.
And just so you know, the bleeder "screw" is not a screw in any normal sense of the word. Take a look at that picture posted above. You will see two long silver parts coming off the slave, one above, one below at roughly 2:00 and 4:00 respectively. The entire silver piece at 2:00 (above) is the bleeder "screw". It's a few inches long and screws in at the middle of the picture right up against the slave. You could really only replace it with the exact same thing. It's doubtful you'll find anything at any auto or hardware store that could be used to replace it without pulling the trans.
Just FYI. Good luck.
And just so you know, the bleeder "screw" is not a screw in any normal sense of the word. Take a look at that picture posted above. You will see two long silver parts coming off the slave, one above, one below at roughly 2:00 and 4:00 respectively. The entire silver piece at 2:00 (above) is the bleeder "screw". It's a few inches long and screws in at the middle of the picture right up against the slave. You could really only replace it with the exact same thing. It's doubtful you'll find anything at any auto or hardware store that could be used to replace it without pulling the trans.
Just FYI. Good luck.
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Staging Lane
Joined: Nov 2006
Posts: 77
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From: illinois
