Renegade_07

i was bleeding my brakes today and well sad to say the bleeder valve on my rear right wheel snapped off what should i do and how should i go about it thanks

dr0x

Take off the caliper and drill it out. You can buy reverse drill bits, which is what Id try first.

Take the caliper off the car, soak it a few times with pb blaster, wd40, whatever. Let it sit for a while. Take a reverse drill bit and see if you can back it out. If not, drill it out with a normal bit, tap the hole and put a new bleeder valve in.

Project84

If you can't do that yourself, take it to a local machine show tomorrow.

Cory Simpson

What ever you do make sure to soak it in TONS of penitrateing oil, just don't get any on the pads/rotors. So you will have to take the caliper all the way off. Anyways the penitrateing oil will make a HUGE difference in how easy/hard it comes out.

Renegade_07

hey guys thanks a lot for all your help lucky for me my dad runs a machine shop so thats the first place i am gonna go tomorrow and get it fixed.....damn i had a brand new can of penetrating oil too oh well you live you learn thanks a lot for your speedy responses i will inform you on if it works thanks a lot peace out

Snrub

iTrader: (1)

If it's not fixable for some reason (which would seem unlikely) new front 4 piston brakes are ~$120CDN from any autoparts store and I think the rears are less. Unless you are very lucky they will have to order one in for you.

dr0x

IIRC they are like 40$ from checkers and other similar stores in the USA.