bleeder thread size?
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From: Highwood, IL
Car: 1983 trans am
Engine: Vortec 350 w/ a comp cam
Transmission: B&Mth350 2800holeshot
Axle/Gears: 10bolt 3.23's
bleeder thread size?
i was going to get the earl's solo bleeders and am not sure what the thread size is for my 1le fronts and my stock rear discs.
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From: Fort Mill, SC, USA
Car: '88 Iroc, '91 RS, and a '70 RS
Engine: 5.7 TPI; 5.0 TBI; ZZ4/T56 on the ag
Transmission: A4, A4, slated to be a T56
Re: bleeder thread size?
The front 1LE calipers will have a M10 x 1.0 thread, you can use Earl's -22, -40, or -41 as they all will work, the rears I am unsure of.
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Re: bleeder thread size?
thanks, also does it matter which hole the bleeder oes into as it fits into both holes. i understand the bleeder has to be on the top when it is mounted. currently my cALIpers are off the car and i dont know if thay are side specific or not. thanks
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Re: bleeder thread size?
They go where the old ones came out of....he he
The lower hole is for the banjo bolt and is a straight through, you have to look through the opening to tell. The bleeder screw will have a tapered seat on the bottom of the hole.
Your rear calipers are interchangeable but the bleeder holes should be obvious.
Ed
The lower hole is for the banjo bolt and is a straight through, you have to look through the opening to tell. The bleeder screw will have a tapered seat on the bottom of the hole.
Your rear calipers are interchangeable but the bleeder holes should be obvious.
Ed
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