Tools
Bleeder Screws
Pro-grade tools for clean flares and stubborn, rusted fittings.

Bleeder screws let you purge air from calipers and wheel cylinders so your pedal stays firm. They take a beating from heat and road grime, so a fresh, correctly sized screw makes every brake bleed faster and cleaner.
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Bleeder ScrewStainless Steel

Brake Line Fitting
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Bleeder ScrewStainless Steel

Brake Line Fitting
Bleeder ScrewStainless Steel

Brake Line Fitting
Bleeder ScrewStainless Steel

Brake Line Fitting
Rated 5.0 out of 5 stars
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Bleeder ScrewStainless Steel

Brake Line Fitting
Rated 5.0 out of 5 stars
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Bleeder ScrewStainless Steel

Brake Line Fitting
Rated 5.0 out of 5 stars
3 Reviews
Bleeder ScrewStainless Steel

Brake Line Fitting
Rated 5.0 out of 5 stars
1 Review
Bleeder ScrewStainless Steel

Brake Line Fitting
Bleeder ScrewStainless Steel

Brake Line Fitting
Bleeder ScrewStainless Steel

Brake Line Fitting
Bleeder ScrewStainless Steel

Brake Line Fitting
Bleeder ScrewStainless Steel

Brake Line Fitting
Rated 5.0 out of 5 stars
2 Reviews
Bleeder ScrewStainless Steel

Brake Line Fitting
Bleeder ScrewStainless Steel

Brake Line Fitting
Bleeder ScrewStainless Steel
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Choosing a bleeder screw
Match the thread size and pitch to your caliper or cylinder -- a screw that's close but not exact will strip or leak. A dab of anti-seize on the threads keeps the next bleed from turning into a snapped-off screw. Use a proper line wrench so you don't round the hex.
Related: Anti-Seize, Wrenches, Brake Fluid, Caliper Hooks, All Tools.
Bleeder Screw FAQ
What does a bleeder screw do?+
It lets you purge air from a caliper or wheel cylinder so the pedal stays firm.
How do I choose the right one?+
Match the thread size and pitch to your caliper or cylinder. A screw that is close but not exact will strip or leak.
How do I keep it from seizing?+
A dab of anti-seize on the threads and a proper line wrench keeps the next bleed from snapping the screw off.