Cooling system help!!! Leak

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12-27-2010, 09:16 PM

FightOnUSC79

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Originally Posted by buick215

You can use this brass one instead, it is more durable and will probably last the life of the truck. http://www.bmpdesign.com/product-exec/product_id/6857

Thanks for the info.

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12-27-2010, 09:19 PM

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Originally Posted by lordmorpheus

I misread the original post. I thought the "T" itself had cracked. I do remember reading about the BMW replacement on this forum, I don't remember if a part number was given, but I believe a specific BMW model was given.

I think I may need the whole t unti either way as I used some in weld and the cracked screw coma quick fix to get her home. I doubt I'll be able to get away with just the screw now. Ha ha, it's a live and learn scenario, but I'm damn impresses by jb and the job it did.

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01-13-2011, 02:17 PM

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Originally Posted by Disco Mike

If all you need is the bleed screw, that can be purchased from a BMW dealer for around $7 and is a perfect replacement.

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Is there a specific part number? Or can I simply call and ask for the bleed screw? Mine split into pieces.

To add a bump to an old post; the part # is 17 11 1 712 788. It cost $6 @ my local BMW dealership. It fits a variety of BMW models, so they say most dealerships will always have it in stock.

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