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From: qwerty@drutx.UUCP (Brian Jones)
Newsgroups: net.auto
Subject: Re: Fiat bleed screws
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Date: Thu, 13-Jun-85 16:48:23 EDT
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It seems to me that one thing to try would be to drill a hole far enough
into the screw to use an EZ-OUT or some other broken bolt/screw remover.

They are hardened, and provide a more suitable grip for a 10" wrench
or other large tool.

You might wind up cleaning and rebuilding the calipers, but that should
not be a big deal. (I have to admit having no experience with Fiats,
but they couldn't be that badly designed, could they?).

Until next time, Fix It Again Tony. :-)