STRIPPED BLEEDER SCREW FIX FOR THE JEEP GRAND CHEROKEE 4.7 GREEN HORNET WJ
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 24 ก.ค. 2024
- I discovered my newly acquired Grand Cherokee came with a stripped 8mm bleeder screw! Fortunately for me, Martinbuilt already tackled this one!
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Awesome job Dan, thank you so much for the credit, and the links to Amazon, you didn't have to do that but I really appreciate it. Take care Dan and be safe!
Thanks buddy, you deserve it. You helped me and you're help me help others!
I just shared this on both of my Facebook accounts and 8 different WJ Facebook Pages this should really help out. Thanks again for doing this video, well done!
Thanks Martin! Teamwork!!!
Nice job Dano.Yes MartinBuilt is The Man.....
Thanks Danni! He sure is!
MartinBuilt for the win! That dude is an artist
Perfect word! A Jeep Artist!
@@ProjectDanH Thanks guys, you made my day!
@@martinbuilt Well deserved Martin! 😁
The drill bit you used what size is it ?
So I had purchased everything on your link and come to find out I don’t even need the upgrade valve just the oring and cap and the 9/16 it literally fit perfect in that valve hole thanks for the video it really helped
Thanks for watching, I really appreciate the view
Thanks for the link, bud!
My pleasure! Thanks For The Help!
Appreciate you posting this video and Amazon links. After stripping the bleeder valve on my WJ Jeep, I was left wondering if even an extractor would even work on this its so tight/stuck. Instead of mangling it, I was looking for some solution like this when I stumbled on your video. I was having a lot of problems finding the right part to do the couple and you showed the way in your video. :)
Instead of buying the bit and all that, I'm just buying an appropriately sized screw that fits into the port.
Awesome brother!! Thanks for watching!!! check out martinbuilt too!
That looks pretty slick and yes you need sharper scissors.
🤣 I was hoping the nylon in the hose was extra strong.. time for some new shears!
Great little hack for sure
sure is buddy!
Hi bro
My I ask you is it for breathing more and get out the hot steam from the coolant system ?
The green hornet™ logo looks sick man
I gotta get myself a green hornet badge on ebay or something! Lol
@@ProjectDanH or u could 3D print one too
Dan/ Martin, Thanks for very cogent video. Just curious but I am sure you had intelligent reason. Couldn't just use the existing 1/8 NPT thread and use 6AN to 1/8 NPT adapter without rethreading to 3/8? You know I am trying to take a short cut. LOL. Please explain the reason behind it when you get a chance. Thanks!
I use a spill free funnel to beed the system and it works great.
Nice!!! I need one!!!!
Whats the thread size on the tap you used please
Hey sorry to bother you . 02 overland having a slight temp increase ..what power steering fluid do you recommend .using O'Reilly's which is ms5931 approved I think they changed something .it's not pushing the fan idle like it use to..no codes etc
MS5931 approved should work. I ended up using Valvoline after I couldn't get anymore from the dealer.
Like and comment!!! Great video👍
Thanks Ray!
"Oh that's real nice" when he finishes the tap
😂
May I ask why not just use regular screw in place for a sensor to save time and work for drilling? Or if it's possible to do that. I have exactly the same issue.
Maybe this is a little overkill, but I rather use Martin builts set up for maximum air bubble purging. 😁
I might have to buy the timing chain cove
never did a WJ Timing chain
Will all the air leave the system if i use a bleeding funnel instead on a 4,7 ?
It definitely helps prevent air from entering the system when you fill it, however, it probably wont remove air already trapped inside.
Can you provide a link for the drill bit and tap?
Hey Robert, check the link in the description 👍
So Am I Able To Bypass The OEM Bleeder Screw By Doing This If I’m Missing A Bleeder Screw Or If I Need My OEM Re-Threaded
You can bypass the OEM Bleeder... But the OEM hole needs to be plugged
@@ProjectDanH What Can I Plug It Up With ?
My bleed screw stripped today so i will buy an hose adapter at the local store, unfortnely i dont have a place for upgrading the adapter so i have to use a temp sensor as bleeder screw instead
Ahhh I hate that screw!!! God speed on the project!
Can I add this to a 4.0 and does it do the same as burping with the funnels? What is the cost of all this. I do have a tap and the tool, can I barrow your scissors. Lol
this can absolutely be done on a 4.0, althogh the 4.0 doesnt have a bleeder like the 4.7. the links to the parts are in the description, they cost about 50bucks. hand off my crappy scissors!
Couldn't you just put the adapter on and get a screw to fit in it and use that as a bleeder? Because mine is stripped and I'm not very mechanically inclined
Sure, you can apply whichever parts you are able to source! make er custom!!
What size of threads ?
Check out MartinBuilt, I'm sure hel know
Any chance u sell this for people who cant build it
sure, hit me up on IG
@@ProjectDanH ok . My husband's nitro needs it because he stripped that bleeder bolt after breaking a couple of Allen head sockets trying to open it lol. Ur way is so amazing.
@@jenmelendez6237 unfortunately I don't know the sizes for the nitro.
Need one too
I need one
i would have just found an old Temp sensor and screwed that in ,,, Still let the air out by loosening , Or even better get a next size up Torque`s and bang it in lightly and undo the original plug
Ron NSW Australia
lol.. the whole purpose of this video was because the bleeder valve could not be removed.
@@ProjectDanH yep But im saying the hole that was in there you could have just put an old temp sensor in the tread rather than drill and tap a new hole could even have put a small water tap on so even easier to bleed the air , But if you like drilling and tapping thats great ,,,,
Ooohhh I gotcha! Yea.. your absolutely Right
Hi so u are saying i could possibly just put a screw/bolt in the adapter instead of doing all the screwing and tapping ?
What size water bleed plug 2002 4.7 v6
v6?
Now if we all had those kinds of tools it would be great sadly not so ,so so much for this video good video but just not possible