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brake bleed screw size

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just been bleeding my brakes and came to the last one and the bleed screw sheared off.what size bleed screws does my t25 take and where can i get one and how can i get the rest of this bleed screw out,cheers dave :ok
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Same happened to me, you might be lucky and get it out using a stud extractor. There about £5 from local motor factor. Size wise i'm sure thats in the wiki

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front or rear?
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If it's the rear I would just change the cylinders - that's what I did as they tend to be at the end of their lives anyway unless they have already been changed.
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yes its the rear,are these easy to do anything to look out for,cheers dave :ok
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It depends on the condition of the brake pipe really - it is a good excuse to get everything in good order in there - springs, shoes etc.
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£5 for the bleed nipple! Wow I can get need cylinders ( rear) for less than that, might buy a load and sell on the bleed nipples!
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I thought that was the price of the stud extractor.
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In an emergency you can get away with bleeding via the pipe nut :wink:

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