R1150R Clutch bleeding nipple adapter How do I get one?
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R1150R Clutch bleeding nipple adapter How do I get one?
Just got my '04 Roadster and I've had my '00 R1200c for a couple of years. Both are due for clutch fluid replacement. Problem is the bleeder apparatus for the clutch requires an adapter nipple in order to properly bleed the system. A Mity-Vac won't connect or adapt without it. My BMW dealer in Spokane/Post Falls, WA. had no idea how to get one. I checked the service department and they said they lost thiers and have a jury rigged system for bleeding the clutch. Basically they said they can't help me without a part # which they could not find. Can you believe it!!!! Any suggestions on locating one. Who'd a thunk this would be a problem. 
Part#: 34212330310
Part Name: Bleeder
Price: $7.03 in 2003 I think its $8 now
See:
http://home.mindspring.com/~jabrooks/te ... clerob.htm
Part Name: Bleeder
Price: $7.03 in 2003 I think its $8 now
See:
http://home.mindspring.com/~jabrooks/te ... clerob.htm
This is what I did:

Replaced the factory bleed fitting with a Speed Bleeder SB1010
Note: the factory one is red loctited. Use flare nut wrench if possible.

Replaced the factory bleed fitting with a Speed Bleeder SB1010
Note: the factory one is red loctited. Use flare nut wrench if possible.
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It looks like you used an adapter in the photo. What exactly did you have to do in order to install the Speed Bleeder?Replaced the factory bleed fitting with a Speed Bleeder SB1010
Note: the factory one is red loctited. Use flare nut wrench if possible.
Thanks.
Rick
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