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The ALB bleeder is a 9mm square socket with a seal.

Of course, it can be duplicated. It's a simple question of how much time, money, and cognitive overhead does one wish to to expend.

You might be able to hammer a square socket out of a plumbing socket IDK.

There are 2-3 fabricated tools on eBay that appear to do the job with some inconvenience, mess, and limited life.

An easy DIY way out is to replace the square bleeder nipple with traditional hex and use a deep socket. Cheap, easy, and very messy. Also dangerous due to fluid pressure.

[QUOTE="drew, post: 2092640, member: 5430"] The ALB bleeder is a 9mm square socket with a seal. Of course, it can be duplicated. It's a simple question of how much time, money, and cognitive overhead does one wish to to expend. You might be able to hammer a square socket out of a plumbing socket IDK. There are 2-3 fabricated tools on eBay that appear to do the job with some inconvenience, mess, and limited life. An easy DIY way out is to replace the square bleeder nipple with traditional hex and use a deep socket. Cheap, easy, and very messy. Also dangerous due to fluid pressure. [/QUOTE]

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