Aftermarket Bleeder screws
Aftermarket Bleeder screws
Aren’t there some companies that make replacement bleeder screws that allow you to bleed the air out with a hose like you’d do your brakes? I’ve been searching on the Internet and I can’t seem to find any.
Re: Aftermarket Bleeder screws
I thought there was a company that made replacement bleeders for the cooling system. I thought I read this in one of the posts a while ago. You replace the screws with brake-like bleeders and run a hose in the overflow tank. Then you open the bleeders until you don’t see any air in the tube. This keeps you from getting antifreeze on the opti.
It’s been a hard week at work. (and it’s only Wednesday) maybe I dreamt it.
It’s been a hard week at work. (and it’s only Wednesday) maybe I dreamt it.
Re: Aftermarket Bleeder screws
The bleeders I’ve talking about are replacements for the one in the thermostat housing and the one in the upper hose. I thought I read about them in one of the posts. I remember be looking at the website. Now I can’t find either.
Re: Aftermarket Bleeder screws
Someone at work new what I was talking about. If anyone’s interested they are called freasebleeders. But you can just go to you local hardware store and purchase 1/8 pipe needle valve and barb fitting and it will accomplish the same thing. The freasebleeder is a cleaner installation though.
Thanks for the responses.
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95Z M6, CAI, SLP headers, LPE Aluminum driveshaft, 160 thermostat, TP bypass
Thanks for the responses.
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95Z M6, CAI, SLP headers, LPE Aluminum driveshaft, 160 thermostat, TP bypass
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