[blumf]

Anybody know where I can get replacement break bleed screws in the UK?

Went to bleed the system the other day only to discover them rusted and stripped. So a bit of work with a file will be in order, but I can't locate any replacements.

Car: 2010 i30 1.6 Petrol

[CraigB]

Should be fairly easy to find at a wreckers yard or if you want new then a Brake service shop or parts centre like Amcap - Coventries or whatever you have similar in the UK will stock or your local Hyundai service centre could also stock...give em a ring

[eye30]

Dealer or motor factors should be able to source.

Are they generic or specific to hy i30?

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[Dazzler]

Dealer or motor factors should be able to source.

Are they generic or specific to hy i30?

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I would have thought these would be an item that would be a shared component with other similar vintage Hyundai and Kia vehicles in Europe (like the Kia Ceed)

[cruiserfied]

Try searching caliper bleed nipple.

[Dazzler]

Try searching caliper bleed nipple.

Might need to put your safe search setting on though... 

[cruiserfied]

Try searching caliper bleed nipple.

Might need to put your safe search setting on though... 

I like to live dangerously.

[Dazzler]

Yeah me too. I probably wouldn't bother with the Caliper bleed bit..

[blumf]

Dealer or motor factors should be able to source.

Are they generic or specific to hy i30?

No idea. Bit more digging and I've found a part, BBN90, which seems to be the one and is fairly generic, has a M10x1 thread FWIW. Will see how it matches.

Always seems to be a royal PITA to get parts for the i30, anybody would think it was some rare exotica, not a fairly popular motor that's been around a while.

[Dazzler]

Dealer or motor factors should be able to source.

Are they generic or specific to hy i30?

No idea. Bit more digging and I've found a part, BBN90, which seems to be the one and is fairly generic, has a M10x1 thread FWIW. Will see how it matches.

Always seems to be a royal PITA to get parts for the i30, anybody would think it was some rare exotica, not a fairly popular motor that's been around a while.

We are lucky in Australia. Parts aren't usually a problem as the i30 is constantly in the top 5 or 6 best selling cars.

[blumf]

No idea. Bit more digging and I've found a part, BBN90, which seems to be the one and is fairly generic, has a M10x1 thread FWIW. Will see how it matches.

Well, they fit. Stand a little taller than the original screws, and they have 11mm bolt heads instead of 10mm, but they do the job.

[Surferdude]

No idea. Bit more digging and I've found a part, BBN90, which seems to be the one and is fairly generic, has a M10x1 thread FWIW. Will see how it matches.

Well, they fit. Stand a little taller than the original screws, and they have 11mm bolt heads instead of 10mm, but they do the job.

Just be sure the taper is the same angle.