Stripped drum bleeder screw
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Re: Stripped drum bleeder screw (skelly ed666)
yeah i know that but is there a way i could get it out
i just replaced the cylinder last year when i was changing the brakes
i just replaced the cylinder last year when i was changing the brakes
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From: Ann Arbor, MI
Re: Stripped drum bleeder screw (MugenHonda)
Personally, I wouldn't half a$$ my brakes..
but..
Try a screw remover that fits the bleeder hole. It's basically a screw with reversed threads.
If it comes out, you're golden.
or..
Drill it out a bit, then try the appropriate screw remover.
or..
take it off, line it up really well, secure it on a drillpress. Carefully drill it out to the size of the threads. Then see if you can spin the old threads out. If not, you could always helicoil it, but like I said... I wouldn't half a$$ my brakes.
or..
Weld a bolt on it and turn it out.
Oh yeah.. dont' drill too far.
good luck.
but..
Try a screw remover that fits the bleeder hole. It's basically a screw with reversed threads.
If it comes out, you're golden.
or..
Drill it out a bit, then try the appropriate screw remover.
or..
take it off, line it up really well, secure it on a drillpress. Carefully drill it out to the size of the threads. Then see if you can spin the old threads out. If not, you could always helicoil it, but like I said... I wouldn't half a$$ my brakes.
or..
Weld a bolt on it and turn it out.
Oh yeah.. dont' drill too far.
good luck.
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