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Help needed on removing broken brake bleeder screw 200 1989

posted by  guYom on  Wed Feb 11 01:02 CST 2004
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See my previous post...

I need some suggestions and advise please.

I broke one the two left front bottom brake bleeder nipple (screw) while doing a flush/bleed job. I was using a pressure bleeding system (Eezi bleed). That went fine, no air in the system and fresh fluid in now.

I assume I could just drive like that and not worry about it. But I would prefer removing the broken screw and replacing it with a new one if I can do that with an inexpensive tool (I don't have a drill, so can't drill it out).

I need your help and input on this !

Thanks in advance fellow bricksters.
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'89 244DL M47 159K miles






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