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cooling system high point bleed screw/plug

can this be bought as an item or do I need to buy some sort of kit from Fiat?

or is there a fix/bodge for it?

any online Fiat parts catalogue's?

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has it snaapped off inside the bit of plastic, or do you just want to plug up the hole?
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has it snaapped off inside the bit of plastic, or do you just want to plug up the hole?
Threaded part is in the hole. Threaded part is slotted so it can vent air/water when cap is unscrewed a little.

need to be able to vent it when I've plugged it
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I f you can get the broken threaded bit out, it may be possible if theres enoguht thread left to make a new sort of head on it if you no what i mean, or even super glue the broken bit back on, im think though you may have to get a brand new bit.
What year is the fiat?
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I f you can get the broken threaded bit out, it may be possible if theres enoguht thread left to make a new sort of head on it if you no what i mean, or even super glue the broken bit back on, im think though you may have to get a brand new bit.
What year is the fiat?
Don't think superglue's going to work even if I can get it out

Car's 2001 on a Y plate
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Theres a punto sitting at the bottom of my road which is quite obviously a complete right off, and was wondering if it was the same year if you would like me too see if i can get that bleed screw thing off it?
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