Bleeder Screw Bajaj Genuine Parts 

Product Description

• Item dimensions - 25.4 x 15.2 x 2.5 Cm
• Exterior Finish - Smooth
• Point Style - Type A Point
• Metal Type - Alloy Steel
• Brand - Bajaj

About this product

• Keep it clean: Always put the little rubber dust cap back on. It keeps grit from clogging the internal channel.
• Don't over-tighten: They are hollow, which makes them fragile. Snug is enough; you aren't trying to fuse it to the metal.
• Gravity vs. Pressure: In cars, you usually need a buddy to pump the pedal while you crack the screw, though vacuum bleeders are a great "solo" alternative.
• Brake Calipers/Wheel Cylinders: This is the most common spot. If your brake pedal feels like stepping on a marshmallow, there’s likely air that needs to be purged through the bleeder screw.
• Clutch Slave Cylinders: Similar to brakes, manual transmissions use these to keep the shifting crisp.
• Home Radiators: If your heater is cold at the top but hot at the bottom, a bleeder screw (or valve) lets out the air pocket blocking the hot water.
• Cooling Systems: Many modern cars have bleeder screws on the engine block or thermostat housing to prevent airlocks after a coolant flush.

Suitable For

• Bajaj

Part Number - DE151046