Front brake bleeder nipple not comong off!
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Front brake bleeder nipple not comong off!
I'm trying to bleed my front brakes, but the stupid nipple wont come loose... Now I stripped it and I have no idea what to do... Can anyone help?
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get some lock jaw vice grips, put it on there as hard as you can and turn. then go get a new nipple from the junkyard or the store for like a dollar
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just do what i did and use a breaker bar (or in your case vise grips) till you end up snapping the bleeder lol. when this happens then you need to buy a new wheel cylinder. kind of a pain but not the end of the world. there like 12 bucks
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Advance auto will have new bleeder screws in the "help" section. They also sell "speed bleeder screw". If you plan on buying something else then try to order online and mark pick up in store. During check out type in "VISA" in the promotion box for a nice discount.
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u can still bleed them just loosen the brake line going in step back have someone press on brake and after its done shooting everwhere tighten it back up had to do it to mine cuz i didnt have enough money to replace caliper worked great
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Thanks for all the feedback guys! I ended using a torch, hammer and vicegrips to get the old ones out. I went to my local auto parts store to buy new bleeder crews. Took my about 30 mins to get it all done
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