Wilwood Brake Bleed Screw Kit - Set Of 4
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This guide is for users of Wilwood brake systems needing to replace damaged bleed screws. The Wilwood Brake Bleed Screw Kit provides a direct replacement for broken or worn bleed screws, ensuring proper brake bleeding and system performance. Please verify compatibility with your specific Wilwood caliper model before installation.
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| Model Part Number | 220-0627 |
|---|---|
| Brand | Wilwood |
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FAQs
What is included in the kit?
The kit includes four bleed screws and threaded bushes.
Which calipers does this kit fit?
This kit fits most Wilwood calipers. Check your application to confirm compatibility.
What thread size are the bleed screws?
The kit includes 1/4"-27 threaded bushes.
How do I install the bleed screw?
Remove the old bleed screw, install the new one with the included threaded bush, and bleed the brakes following the manufacturer's instructions.
Why is it important to replace a damaged bleed screw?
A damaged bleed screw can leak brake fluid and prevent proper brake bleeding, leading to reduced braking performance.
What tools do I need?
You will need a wrench, brake fluid, and a catch container.
How often should I check the bleed screws?
Inspect the bleed screws regularly for any signs of damage or leaks.
Can I use this kit for other brake systems?
This kit is designed specifically for Wilwood calipers; check compatibility before use on other brake systems.
Troubleshooting
Bleed screw won't tighten.
Ensure the bleed screw and caliper threads are clean. Replace the bleed screw if the threads are damaged. If the caliper threads are damaged, the caliper may need to be replaced.
Brake fluid leaking from the bleed screw.
Tighten the bleed screw to the correct torque. Ensure the sealing surface is clean and free of debris. Replace the bleed screw if necessary.
Difficulty bleeding brakes after bleed screw replacement.
Ensure the bleed screw is fully seated and tightened. Check for leaks at the bleed screw and around the caliper. Repeat the bleeding process following Wilwood's instructions.
Pros and Cons
Pros
- Restores brake system functionality.
- Prevents brake fluid leaks.
- Ensures proper bleeding of the brake system.
- High-quality materials for durability.
- Easy to install.
Cons
- Requires verification of compatibility with specific Wilwood caliper models.
- Installation may require some mechanical skill.
- Only includes parts for one caliper, if more are needed, you will need to purchase multiple kits.
Setup, Compatibility & Care
Setup
- Preparation: Gather necessary tools, including a wrench, brake fluid, and a catch container.
- Removal: Carefully remove the damaged bleed screw from the caliper.
- Installation: Install the new bleed screw and threaded bush from the kit.
- Bleeding: Bleed the brake system according to Wilwood's instructions.
Compatibility
- This kit is designed to fit most Wilwood calipers.
- Verify compatibility with your specific caliper model before installation, typically using the part number.
- The kit includes 1/4"-27 threaded bushes for common Wilwood calipers.
Care
- After installation, regularly inspect the bleed screws for any signs of damage or leaks.
- Tighten bleed screws to the manufacturer's recommended torque specifications to prevent leaks.
- Clean the bleed screws and surrounding areas regularly to prevent corrosion.