Bleeder Screws
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Bleeder Screws i bought some speed bleeder screws for the front calipers for my car from napa. i noticed that these new screws are shorter than the stock ones. the things worked well, but when i tightened them down pretty tight they were still releasing the fluid.
am i doing something wrong?
am i doing something wrong?
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If they are still releasing fluid, then they are the wrong ones.
Regular replacements should look almost identical to the stock ones. You can buy OEM ones from the dealership for not much more than aftermarket at a parts store.
As far as speed bleeders, I've heard mixed stories about them and have been told to avoid them.
Regular replacements should look almost identical to the stock ones. You can buy OEM ones from the dealership for not much more than aftermarket at a parts store.
As far as speed bleeders, I've heard mixed stories about them and have been told to avoid them.
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