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Car Forum / Ford / Ford Cars / September 2006where to buy stainless steel bleeder screws ?
Where can I buy stainless steel bleeder screws ? I have tried all the usual places like Napa, AutoZone, PepBoys etc, but no joy. I have seen this website, but this is massively overpriced: http://speedbleeder.zoovy.com/category/stainlesssteel/ > Where can I buy stainless steel bleeder screws ? > [quoted text clipped - 3 lines] > I have seen this website, but this is massively overpriced: > http://speedbleeder.zoovy.com/category/stainlesssteel/ Our local AutoZone sells stainless Speedbleeders in 3/8 and metirc sizes., I don't want Speed bleeders. They are over priced and I don't care about the valve technology built into them. I just want a standard bleeder made out of stainless steel (even brass would do). I don't want a bleeder screw that will rust into the caliper and break-off 10 years down the road. ======================================= >> Where can I buy stainless steel bleeder screws ? >> [quoted text clipped - 5 lines] > >Our local AutoZone sells stainless Speedbleeders in 3/8 and metirc sizes., who only bleeds the brakes once every 10 years >I don't want Speed bleeders. They are over priced and I don't care > about the valve technology built into them. [quoted text clipped - 14 lines] >> >>Our local AutoZone sells stainless Speedbleeders in 3/8 and metirc sizes., Well I bleed every couple of years when I flush-out all the old brake fluid. But what I didn't say is that I have a 1994 F350 which is used for snow plowing & salting which causes massive corrosion everywhere underneath the truck. So now I working my 2nd set of calipers & wheel cylinders (I broke off all the bleeder screws again), not to mention I just replaced all the brake lines & the proportioning valve (which had the bleeder rusted shut). >who only bleeds the brakes once every 10 years > [quoted text clipped - 16 lines] >>> >>>Our local AutoZone sells stainless Speedbleeders in 3/8 and metirc sizes., > Well I bleed every couple of years when I flush-out all the old brake > fluid. But what I didn't say is that I have a 1994 F350 which is used [quoted text clipped - 3 lines] > just replaced all the brake lines & the proportioning valve (which had > the bleeder rusted shut). Next time you remove the bleeders put some anti-seize on the threads before you re-install them. Works great. mike |
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