REPAIROCK M6x1mm Banjo Bleeder Screw Metal Brake

Description

Product Overview

The REPAIROCK M6x1mm Banjo Bleeder Screw is a precision‑engineered component for rear brake calipers. Crafted from high‑grade metal, each screw features a M6x1mm thread and a banjo‑style fitting that ensures a leak‑free seal. The package includes four screws with protective caps, each weighing just 1.06 ounces and measuring 3.5 x 2.44 x 0.63 inches, making them easy to handle and store. Designed for the outer position on the caliper, these bleeder nipples are essential for maintaining brake fluid integrity and preventing costly system failures.

Usage

These bleeder screws are perfect for routine brake maintenance, brake fluid flushes, and performance upgrades on passenger cars, light trucks, and SUVs. Install them on the rear brake caliper vent to quickly release air and old fluid, ensuring a smooth, responsive braking feel. Suitable for both DIY garage owners and professional service technicians, the screws fit standard M6x1mm banjo ports and are compatible with most aftermarket brake kits.

Why Choose Us

REPAIROCK is known for rigorous quality control and durable automotive parts. Each bleeder screw undergoes corrosion‑resistant coating and dimensional testing to meet OEM specifications. Our commitment to precision machining guarantees a perfect fit, reducing the risk of leaks and extending the service life of your brake system. With a proven track record in the automotive replacement market, REPAIROCK delivers reliability you can trust.

Key Features

• Durable metal construction resists corrosion and wear
• M6x1mm banjo thread ensures universal compatibility
• Includes four screws with caps for complete replacement kits
• Prevents brake fluid leakage for safer, more consistent braking
• Compact size and lightweight design for easy handling and storage

FAQ

What brake systems are compatible with these bleeder screws?

The screws are designed for standard M6x1mm banjo ports found on most rear brake calipers in passenger vehicles, light trucks, and SUVs.

Do I need any special tools to install them?

A basic set of metric wrenches or a socket with a 6 mm drive will allow you to remove the old screw and install the new REPAIROCK component securely.

How often should I replace the bleeder screws?

It is recommended to inspect and replace bleeder screws during each brake fluid service, typically every 12,000–15,000 miles, or if you notice any fluid leakage.

Are the screws coated for corrosion resistance?

Yes, each screw receives a protective coating that enhances resistance to brake fluid chemicals and environmental moisture.

Can I use these screws with aftermarket brake kits?

Absolutely. The M6x1mm thread and banjo design are standard across most aftermarket kits, ensuring a seamless fit.