Subject	Coz has aluminum replacement screws for around $12
Posted by	ZXoltan on October 04, 2011 at 4:51 PM
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In Reply To	Bleeder Screw for a Koyo posted by 95BlackSMZ on October 04, 2011 at 04:40 PM
Message	There was a recent post in which someone said he used an aluminum screw but it seized in the hole. Another member indicated he used a titanium screw, but did not indicate where he got that from (yes...I asked). You can search the post from about a week ago.
Follow Ups	Bleeder Screw for a Koyo - 95BlackSMZ 16:40:55 10/04/11 Coz has aluminum replacement screws for around $12 - ZXoltan 16:51:48 10/04/11 Re: Coz has aluminum replacement screws for around $12 - 95BlackSMZ 17:41:40 10/04/11 Old post about titanium bolt: - sclemin1 17:40:42 10/04/11 Thanks :-) (n/m) - ZXoltan 19:10:31 10/04/11 Searched the site and it looks like this is the one needed: - Ziceman(East TN) 19:18:09 10/04/11 Either that or the button head variety will work just fine. - BigTDogg (MA) 19:45:10 10/04/11 another winter project, i now have to drill mine out and - sawbonez 19:59:10 10/04/11 Do you know if the lower drain and the upper fill use the - Ziceman(East TN) 14:14:48 10/05/11 That I don't, but can check in a few weeks. (n/m) - BigTDogg (MA) 09:06:29 10/06/11 I personally stick withn the plastic ones. - 90GoldZ 21:04:47 10/04/11 AL is not the material of choice, Ti will work perfectly - BigTDogg (MA) 09:32:36 10/05/11 Interesting.. - 90GoldZ 12:38:00 10/05/11 Juuuuuust in case radiator plugs become the new currency :) (n/m) - BigTDogg (MA) 13:00:45 10/05/11
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