Carb float tools - spot the difference!

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Standard size bleeder valve? That's the part I was missing and figured was the challenge.
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audiocontr wrote:Standard size bleeder valve? That's the part I was missing and figured was the challenge.
I actually did find one....M7x1.0x34.
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Would this work if I ground off the tip?
I didn't see a valve in my searches.
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That should work. I don't know why valves are being mentioned - it's a bleed nipple
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pcolette wrote:Would this work if I ground off the tip?
I didn't see a valve in my searches.
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That says M4, and Spandit mentioned M7.
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berger wrote:
That says M4, and Spandit mentioned M7.
You're absolutely right - I labeled the photo wrong :(

It actually is an M7.
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pcolette wrote:
berger wrote:
That says M4, and Spandit mentioned M7.
You're absolutely right - I labeled the photo wrong :(

It actually is an M7.
Had me seconding guessing myself! :mrgreen:
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If anyone should happen to order the Dorman Bleeder screw (shown above) from Amazon, what you'll get is a box of 10 :shock:

They don't mention that anywhere that I saw.
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10 valves that are the wrong size? :D
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audiocontr wrote:10 valves that are the wrong size? :D
Nope - they are the right size. 7mm thread and 34mm long after removing the tip.
Tomorrow I'll add the tube and make the bracket.
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I would take 2 from you
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TechMOGogy wrote:I would take 2 from you
I'll try them out to make sure they fit and then let you know.
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TechMOGogy wrote:I would take 2 from you
Paul, I would take a couple off your hands as well if they fit fine.
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Same.
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Paul: I'll take one if there any left. I can send you postage.
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