AFCO 7010-0049 Stock and Oversized Metric Caliper Bleed Screw
AFCO 7010-0049 Stock and Oversized Metric Caliper Bleed Screw
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AFCO 7010-0049 Stock and Oversized Metric Caliper Bleed Screw

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Universal Fit, Steel, 10mm-1.50 Thread Pitch

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    Key Specs

    MFG. Part #7010-0049
    BrandAFCO
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    AFCO 7010-0049 Details

    AFCO metric caliper replacment bleeder screw.

    Read more about bleeding brakes in our tech article, How To Bleed Your Brake Lines. 

     

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    Speedway Motors cannot facilitate the return of defective Afco products as they have requested to handle these directly with the consumer. For defective product support and Return Authorization, please contact Afco at +1 (800)-632-2320.

    AFCO 7010-0049 Specifications

    KEY SPECS
    MFG. Part #7010-0049
    BrandAFCO
    GENERAL
    Material TypeSteel
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    Thread Pitch10mm-1.50

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    re: AFCO 7010-0049 Stock and Oversized Metric Caliper Bleed Screw Part # 10670100049 AFCO What is the thread pitch and diameter for both the bleed screw and the repair sleeve? and how is it tightened? Looks to be an allen key?

    by JustSteve

    • 9 years ago

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    Should a sealant be used on the threads of the steel male insert when installing the insert in the caliper ?

    by Joe

    • 11 years ago

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