(Car:1993 Nissan 240SX) After completing repair work that required that I open the clutch hydraulic line, while attempting to bleed it, the bleeder screw broke off. In turn, so did the screw exractor I was using to try to remove the bleeder screw. Thinking I could gravity bleed it, I disconnected the rubber hose from the slave cylinder, removed the slave cylinder and let it flow. It was pouring right through so I reattached the rubber hose to the slave cylinder (while still flowing) then remounted the slave. There was a difference yet it's not a very firm pedal. [B]Is there another way to remove the bleeder screw with screw exractor inside it from the slave cylinder?[/B] [B]Using the 2 person pump and hold method, shouldn't it be possible for me to loosen and tighten the rubber hose connection to the slave as though it were a bleeder?[/B] If not, [B]what about disconnecting the slave again and doing the pump and hold with the rubber hose in a bottle of brake fluid?[/B] [B]Is there some other, better way to bleed this without using bleeder screws?[/B] (Should I just blow another 20 bucks on a nice new slave cylinder with a nice new bleeder screw and be done with it even though I plan to sell this car asap?) Thanks

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