Schrader valve core removal
#2
Originally Posted by Funkychicken
Anyone know how to do this w/o a valve core remover? Or know a website that teaches you?
thanks
thanks
check large equipment machinery and farming equip....more likely than autos.might be able to use fine needle nose pliers or some forceps/tweezers if the core is not too tight. let us know how you make out. walmart has a great tool for this!
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here is what you need. you can get it at auto stores, hardware stores, and walmart.
https://www.campbellhausfeld.net/weba...egory_rn=10632
4 functions:
core removal
valve stem holder and outer thread chaser
valve stem tapper (inner thread chaser)
valve stem/tire reamer

https://www.campbellhausfeld.net/weba...egory_rn=10632
4 functions:
core removal
valve stem holder and outer thread chaser
valve stem tapper (inner thread chaser)
valve stem/tire reamer

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Last edited by mx_599; 06-19-06 at 08:01 AM.
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remove a schrader valve core without special tools
Took me some frustration to figure this out: you need a small flathead screwdriver (just a notch above watch sized, probably the smallest normal screwdriver you own), and a pair of needlenose pliers.
The pliers are just to hold the valve stem and prevent it from moving around. Position the valve so you can see into it, and pop the screwdriver into one of the notches on either side of the protruding pin. Then just unscrew it as you would a screw, while holding the stem with the pliers. The whole business should pop out pretty soon, and you can screw it back in the same way.
This thread is ancient, but I found it trying to figure this out, so maybe this will help someone in the future...
The pliers are just to hold the valve stem and prevent it from moving around. Position the valve so you can see into it, and pop the screwdriver into one of the notches on either side of the protruding pin. Then just unscrew it as you would a screw, while holding the stem with the pliers. The whole business should pop out pretty soon, and you can screw it back in the same way.
This thread is ancient, but I found it trying to figure this out, so maybe this will help someone in the future...





