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L0Z 02/04/18 6:03:27 PM #1: |
replaced my bikes master cylinder, flushed the fluid and as i was closing the bleed valve off it broke right off. the caliper is closed off so the breaks will function but now i won't be able to flush the system anymore.
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MabusIncarnate 02/04/18 6:04:30 PM #2: |
Is it plugged in?
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L0Z 02/04/18 6:32:03 PM #3: |
MabusIncarnate posted...
Is it plugged in? Yeah it's plugged up so right now it's non issue until I go to flush it again. Should I invest in a screw/bolt extractor kit and just buy a new bleeder screw? Or just buy a new caliper altogether? ... Copied to Clipboard!
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mustang90 02/04/18 6:41:48 PM #4: |
Idk the set up on a bike, but if I was going to attempt to extract a sheared valve on a cars caliper Id probably remove the caliper to start, and if I was going to do that Id think about just replacing it altogether since its off and the brake lines are disconnected anyway.
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