Jim B.
Jim B.
LOL, I'm in Canada actually. I just got back from my dealer and priced the bleeder screw. $27.00 Canadian!!
WTF
He said it may be more economical to get aftermarket calipers and be done with it!!
I guess I could check with some of my local parts stores for the same bleeder screw type!??
Thanks,
Steve
Hmmm. I haven't replaced any of these in a few years, but I don't recall them costing more than a dollar or so each.
Indeed.
- Bill
Raybestos, division of Dana, biggest aftermarket and OE brake compnay in the world, probably. Raybestos parts are available in most auto parts stores, including independents, Parts Plus, Pep Boys and others. Those screws should cost you about $2.00 USD each.
$27.00 for a bleeder screw is so far out that it has to be a mistake.
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