sup guys, i have a 87 supra 5spd, well im doing my rear brake lines as there are all shot and leaking, well the car has been sitting for like over 4 years, and i just got the car few months ago, well the caliper bleeding valve is frozen, i tried to heat it up but still no luck and one of the valve broke off, any one has any idea to open it up? i know i can get a new valve but will it be possible to drill it out with out doing any damage?
bleading calipers
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You could try to use a real penetrating oil like Power Blaster, and let it soak in over night, then hit it with the torch.
Seeing how they have been sitting unused for four years, you should pull them off and rebuild or replace them. Either way it should be easier to work on the calipers with them off of the car.
Seeing how they have been sitting unused for four years, you should pull them off and rebuild or replace them. Either way it should be easier to work on the calipers with them off of the car.
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