Importance of a properly functioning braking system

A reliable braking system is crucial for the safety of your car. Air in the brake lines can significantly reduce braking power, which can cause dangerous situations. Properly bleeding the brake system is therefore essential to ensure optimal braking performance.

Function of the bleeder screw

The bleeder screw plays a key role in removing air from the brake lines. By opening this screw during bleeding, trapped air can escape, allowing the brake fluid to flow freely and restoring braking power. This process is especially important after maintenance work on the braking system.

Specifications of the ABS bleeder screw

• Thread size: M7x1.00
• Length: 38.3 mm
• Wrench size: 7 mm
• Weight: 23 g
• Number of pieces per package: 1

Quality and reliability of ABS

ABS is known for its high-quality brake components that meet strict quality standards. The ABS bleeder screws are designed for durability and reliability, so you can confidently rely on a properly functioning braking system.

Application and compatibility

This bleeder screw is suitable for various brake calipers with a thread size of M7x1.00. It is important to check the specifications of your braking system to ensure compatibility. If in doubt, consult a specialist or your car's technical documentation.

Installation and maintenance

Installing the bleeder screw requires basic knowledge of the braking system. Make sure the screw is securely fastened and regularly check for wear or damage. Replace the screw if necessary to ensure the safety and efficiency of the braking system.