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Okay so I broke the screw in one of the bleed valves no big deal for $10 I got another one. And I snapped the whole thing this time. Any idea how to get it out? Or what the whole piece is called that I can buy?

 

I believe that "goose neck" is called the "heater bypass". The screws used I believe are brass. You MIGHT be able to gently drill the screw out. Start with small bits and progressively go up in bit size.

 

You could also try turning that screw out with vise grips if you can get a good grip with the vise grips. You will have to tighten the vise grip on real good so it doesn't move or become loose.

 

Remove the gooseneck, then get a matching drill bit and an easy-out. Drill the fitting out. Heat the fitting then spray it with non-flammable penetrating oil. Let it sit for about 5 minutes. Insert the easy-out into the fitting and gently back it out of the gooseneck. Most brass fittings are tapered so they get progressively larger as you tighten it. They don't need a lot of torque. Put some Teflon tape on the fitting (except the last couple of threads at bottom then install the fitting. When it becomes snug give it 1/8 to 1/4 additional turn. The reason you keep breaking them is because you are applying too much torque. Because the fitting is tapered it gets to a point where it can't continue tightening. As you apply more torque the weakest link fails - the brass fitting.