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Universal Fit, 1/8"-27 NPT Fitting End A, Brass
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Return PolicyThis bleeder repair kit allows you to repair and salvage those calipers that have a damaged bleeder. Simply drill and tap the caliper to 1/8" pipe thread and install this replacement bleeder assembly.
Read more about bleeding brakes in our tech article, How To Bleed Your Brake Lines.
CA WARNING:
Can expose you to lead, a carcinogen and reproductive toxicant. See www.P65Warnings.ca.gov
| KEY SPECS | |
|---|---|
| MFG. Part # | 220-0063 |
| Brand | Wilwood |
| GENERAL | |
| Fitting End A | 1/8"-27 NPT |
| Material Type | Brass |
| Finish | Natural |
| Sold in Quantity | Each |
| GTIN Code | 889545044379 |
4.7
15 Reviews
Customers have found the product practical and highly functional, with many referring to it as the "perfect," "direct replacement" for their old bleeders. It is praised as an "easy fix" for stubborn, rusted bleeders and appreciated for simplifying difficult tasks, like bleeding hydraulic release bearings and cooling systems. The product's easy usability is continually mentioned, with users highlighting the simplicity of its installation—often expressed as "just screw it in." Reviewers commonly recommend the product, attributing their satisfaction to the product's material quality and its crucial role in ensuring the correct functioning of their systems.
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Most Liked Positive Review
5.0
Perfect Part
After not understanding how to bleed a Wilwood brake caliper, I almost rounded off the brass hex on the bleeder on my brand new caliper. This was an excellent replacement for the bleeder that I ruiened.
Most Liked Negative Review
3.0
It BLEEDS...
I built a line BLEEDER using this item. I wanted to be sure all lines on my project were working properly. I am using under frame pedals and that means I had to use the Speedway Check Valves...to properly bleed the system complete the bleeding prior to connecting the calipers and the wheel cylinders in the rear. Back bleed these items then connect the already bled lines. Now complete the process manually or use a bleeder tool. Anytime the master cylinder is below the calipers you must use check valve system.
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Using as a remote bleeder for clutch
4.0
a year ago
Mel4x4
Waseca, MN
Verified
I am using this to install a remote bleeder for an internal hydraulic throwout bearing in a street legal stock car.
Would Recommend
Exactly what I needed
5.0
5 years ago
Drew
S.D.
Verified
Worked great for hydrolic release bearing bleeder.
Would Recommend
WORKED AS INTENDED
5.0
5 years ago
GREG
GREER,SC
Verified
WORKED AS INTENDED
Would Recommend
Works
4.0
5 years ago
Caleb
Mo
Verified
đź‘Ť
Would Recommend
HIGHLY RECOMMENDED A++
5.0
5 years ago
McGuyver
NE WI
Verified
BROKEN OLD BLEEDERS ,DRILL AND TAP AND INSTALL THESE - EASY FIX FOR THOSE RUSTED UP STUBBORN BROKEN BLEEDERS
Would Recommend
Great replacements
5.0
7 years ago
JC
Kinde, MI
Verified
Quick way to fix old bleeders
Would Recommend
Perfect Part
5.0
7 years ago
Super Gopher King
Windsor, CA
Verified
After not understanding how to bleed a Wilwood brake caliper, I almost rounded off the brass hex on the bleeder on my brand new caliper. This was an excellent replacement for the bleeder that I ruiened.
Would Recommend
direct replacement for Wilwood
5.0
8 years ago
waste of my time
ADK
Verified
works as intended
Would Recommend
bleeder screw
5.0
8 years ago
old timer
winthrop ma 02152
Verified
to bleed the air from a cooling system
Would Recommend
It BLEEDS...
3.0
9 years ago
GasMan
Pittsburgh PA
Verified
I built a line BLEEDER using this item. I wanted to be sure all lines on my project were working properly. I am using under frame pedals and that means I had to use the Speedway Check Valves...to properly bleed the system complete the bleeding prior to connecting the calipers and the wheel cylinders in the rear. Back bleed these items then connect the already bled lines. Now complete the process manually or use a bleeder tool. Anytime the master cylinder is below the calipers you must use check valve system.
Would Recommend
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1 Question • 1 Answer
will it fit a 1/2-13nc thread hole?
by Dan
• 10 years ago
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