Just note about taking out the frozen bleeders on a wheel cylinder. I found a tool on line that is made to take out the bleeders without breaking them. I can't find the web page now, but it consisted of a socket with a rod that went into the bleeder valve. The rod keeps the hollow valve from collapsing on itself, which is why they break off. I didn't buy the tool, but I did blast the valve with PB Blaster, put a piece of filler rod the same size as the valve, or was it a drill bit? But I got my bleeders off without breaking them. Might help if you are having trouble. Better than drilling out broken valves. Although I like the Coke trick.

Last edited by Super55; 01/11/2009 9:19 PM. Reason: spelling
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