Get them hot enough and resistance is futile, a subtle combination of hot spanner and the big hammer gets it done most times, have a bag of rears in various states that I will get to you Jon.
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Take your time Mr B : they live to snap and I think the nipples are longer than the front ones too, in my worst case I snapped one that had opened a bit so it dripped! and the car was sold too, exit to scrapyard pdq which is probably why I have found a bag of the things in the pile.
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I have a spare calliper on the dead TZ but I haven't had a look yet to see if the bleeder will move or not. It was a busy day and bleeding the rear brakes fell at the wrong end of it, so when the little bleeder refused to move I kinda gave up I was only bleeding to put fresh LHM in the lines so it wasn't the end of the world I couldn't move the darn thing