If you’ve ever tried to remove or loosen a bleeder screw on a caliper while changing your brakes, you know how difficult it is. There’s a few techniques that work really well never going to be going through in the video. The easiest is if you can just get a combination wrench on it and see if it comes loose. The most effective method is to take the wheel off so you can access the nipple from the front and then tap on aSocket but goes all the way around the Hecks shape and locks very tightly. This works almost all the time. There are still times when it will break but this really gives you a good opportunity to get it loose without breaking it. When you’re bleeding the brakes I’ve also found that if you put grease around the bleeder screw there’s less chance to introduce Air into the system. If you break one of these bleeding screws then you don’t have to go out and get a new caliper, I’ve done that enough times. You can just remove the old bleeder an apple and put a new one in for a couple dollars. This’ll save you a lot of time and money.