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RX-7 2nd Gen Specific (1986-92) RX-7 1986-92 Discussion including performance modifications and technical support sections. |
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Thread pitch of brake caliper bleeder screws?
After contemplating the replacement of a snapped bleeder screw today, I decided I would be best off putting Speed Bleeders in all the calipers. What pitch do the FC calipers take? Are they all the same all around? What about 4-pot vs single piston fronts?
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Fronts are 8mm x 1.0.
Rears are 7mm x 1.0 - both of them. These are for the "big brakes" - 4-piston fronts and vented rears. -Ted |
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considering you have a snapped bleeder...
be aware that you have to be gentle to speed bleeders! they are much more fragile than standard ones. hand tight with a very small wrench.
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Haha yeah, I'm usually pretty gentle with them, but this one was rusted shut, and I got frustrated and gave it a huge tug (giggity) and it broke off. I figure if I start out with non-rusty ones, we'll be all good
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