Carlson Brake Bleeder Screw P/N:H9417
Give trapped air a clean way out of your brake hydraulics with the Carlson Brake Bleeder Screw, part number H9402. It is cataloged for front and rear positions and serves as a direct replacement on many vehicles, including the 1984-2003 Dodge Caravan, 1975-1986 Chevrolet C10 and 1975-1985 Buick LeSabre. See the "Vehicles it fits" section for the full list of applications.
Brakes are designed as a system, and every part has to work together for best performance. The bleeder screw is the valve used to clear air out of the brake line. It is normally placed at the highest point of the caliper or cylinder.
Specifications: 3/8-28 inch thread size; 30.5 mm (1-1/5 in) length; 7.9 mm head diameter. A check valve is not included, and a cap is not included. Country of origin: China.
Signs that a bleeder screw may need replacing include a seized or rounded-off head, a snapped or stripped screw, corrosion that keeps it from opening, or brake fluid seeping at the bleeder.
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What does a brake bleeder screw do?
It opens so that trapped air and old fluid can be purged from the brake line during bleeding. It is normally placed at the highest point of the caliper or cylinder.
What are the thread size and dimensions of the Carlson H9402?
The H9402 has a 3/8-28 inch thread size, a length of 30.5 mm (1-1/5 in) and a 7.9 mm head diameter.
Does the H9402 include a check valve or a cap?
No. The Carlson H9402 does not include a check valve, and it does not include a cap.
Is this bleeder screw for front or rear brakes?
The catalog lists the H9402 for both front and rear positions. The "Vehicles it fits" section shows the full list of vehicle applications.
What is the Carlson H9402 made of?
It is made of steel and has a corrosion-resistant coating designed to stand up to harsh road conditions.
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