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Earl's LS642001ERL Clutch Bleeder Screw - Long Style

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Bleeder Screw w/ M10 x 1.5 Threads to -4 AN Male

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Earl's LS642001ERL Clutch Bleeder Screw - Long Style

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This new long style adapter is ideal for use on engine swaps with the T-56 and other Late Model manual transmissions. This extra long bleeder screw (part # LS642001ERL) is 4.421 in. long and this extra length makes it easier to reach with a wrench inside the bell-housing. This bleeder screw has M10 x 1.5 threads, and has an -4 AN male flare that can be used with an AN hose to catch the fluid outside the bell-housing during the bleeding process.

Features:

  • Long Style Bleeder Screw w/ M10 x 1.5 Threads â€" Fit Most T-56 Clutch Release Bearings
  • Extra Length is Easier to Reach Inside Bell-Housing â€" for Bleeding Screw & Connection of Hoses
  • Material: 303 Stainless Steel
  • Optional Bleeder Hose Size: -4 AN â€" Use w/ Earls Speed-Flex Hose Assembly
  • Can be Used Along w/ Other Earls Clutch Adapters â€" Part numbers LS641001ERL, LS641002, 652504ERL, LS0024ERL and PK0008ERL (all use -4 AN Speed-Flex Hose)
  • Ideal for Use in Engine Swaps w/ Manual Transmission
Brand Earl's
Emission Code5
FinishNatural
MaterialStainless Steel
Product TypeClutch Bleeder Screws
WarrantyManufacturer's Limited 90 Day
UPC090127048269
Manufacturer Part NumberLS642001ERL
Part NumberLS642001ERL
5

This part is legal for sale or use on Emissions Controlled Vehicles, Uncontrolled (Non-Emissions Controlled) Vehicles, and Racing Use Only Vehicles because it does not affect vehicle emissions and is not covered by emissions regulations.
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