How to Remove a Schrader Valve Core without A Tool

How to Remove a Schrader Valve Core Without A Tool. It can be frustrating if you need to remove your Schrader valve core and don't have the tool. In this short video, we look at a couple of simple solutions.
0:04 Intro
0:31 Using a Schader Valve Core Tool
0:57 Using Pliers
1:16 Using a Split Pin
Here's my tutorial on how to remove a valve core on a Presta valve without the tool: • How to Remove a Presta...
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[@niloyd]

Thanks for this, very helpful. :)

[@jaredharris1970]

I need help i have a removal tool but its not moving the front one came out fine the rear one I’m having trouble with

[@TRyan3]

Sooo my valve doesn't look like this when it comes out, the replacements do but the stock one is long with a spring.

[@TheDrGaby]

Well method 2 and 3 in your video the valve is already out so it's not really working in real condition

[@bikefaff]

The do work (try them), I just couldn’t be bothered to keep putting the valve in and out. Hope you found it helpful. I’m still learning how to make videos

[@aurijustriksys2695]

Why remove it and not just replace a tube? If it's problematic, buy a tube for $5? Though interesting to see how it's done.

[@bikefaff]

Thank you for reaching out. In most cases with tubes, removing the valve core isn't necessary, though it's always a good idea to check if they're tightly secured to prevent leaks. However, the practice becomes quite useful in certain situations. For instance, some cyclists prefer using Schrader valves for tubeless setups, which makes valve core removal handy for adding sealant and properly seating the tire. Additionally, this technique can be beneficial during suspension servicing as well.

[@443DM]

Valve cores are like 25 cents, and you don't have to take off the wheel, tube and tire. Or free if you take them off dead-from-the-factory tubes. It's also a handy video for automotive tires if you want to let air out quickly hands-free.

[@TONE11111]

sometimes the valves have grit which causes leaks, like in a centreal heating expansion tank

[@JD-rp1fx]

wait and go buy the right tool

[@bikefaff]

You’re right, but I made the video to help people in a pinch