Posted by Zeke Boniface on July 30, 2017 at 00:45:39 from (74.106.194.153):
In Reply to: Valve core leak posted by Gordo83 on July 29, 2017 at 12:55:05:
Do a search for "four way valve tool". Your local auto parts store should have one.One of the four "ways" is a long narrow threaded cone that acts as a screw extractor for broken valve cores. After you've broken everything you can of the core trying to get it out, jam the extractor into what's left,turn counterclockwise, and 75% of the time, it will remove the rest. Chase the threads with the tool's thread chaser, and install a new core. You'd think there would be a special core for tires with calcium, but I've never found one. Let me know if you do.
It's probably better to replace the whole valve body if you can remove it from the tube. If you can't, this is worth a try. The four way tool is one of the top ten special tools I use on the farm.
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