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AFCO 6670150 Steel Brake Caliper Bleeder Fitting M10 4 Pack
AFCO 6670150 Steel Brake Caliper Bleeder Fitting M10 4 Pack
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AFCO 6670150 Steel Brake Caliper Bleeder Fitting M10 4 Pack
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These brake fitting are designed to be used in any of AFCO's new forged brake calipers. These bleeders are designed to be used when you wand to install brake pressure gauges in the calipers for setting brake bias. The fitting are made of high quality mild steel and consist of an insert and a standard 1/4" style brake bleeder. These fitting come in a pack of 4.
Some parts are not legal for use in California or other states with similar laws/regulations
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