Tricky Dick - Metal Tee
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From: Fall City, WA
The Tee with the bleed screw will be available (spoke w JTR on 12/28) if you can wait until the end of the month. V8 Chevrolet TPI & TBI, Radiator Hose Tees, Stealth Conversions
I would have preferred the bleed screw but, got click happy
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I know that feeling.
I'll bet if you wanted to add a bleeder screw or small bleeder valve it would be very simple. And it won't cost you the $50 that the Tee w bleeder would.
I'll bet if you wanted to add a bleeder screw or small bleeder valve it would be very simple. And it won't cost you the $50 that the Tee w bleeder would.
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I refuse to remove my bleed screw, its too important. I might buy that metal tee...if mine would ever fail, but I would thread a brake bleeder in it or some other neat little device.
Not moving my overflow bottle, nor letting my car run a half hour to do something that is done in 2-3 minutes.
Air doesn't like to move down...
Not moving my overflow bottle, nor letting my car run a half hour to do something that is done in 2-3 minutes.
Air doesn't like to move down...
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Once I bleed the system via the raise the reservoir, I am sure I will not miss it. Will just take longer and a bit of patience
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Maybe thread a valve stem from a bike tire
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I already have one of those, why not something like a valve stem