Subject	Re: Unfortunately I've been using a standard flare nut wrench
Posted by	Z32_Tree_Killer on June 25, 2016 at 11:29 PM
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In Reply To	Unfortunately I've been using a standard flare nut wrench posted by tcutchall on June 25, 2016 at 11:08 PM
Message	I would HIGHLY SUGGEST going to Ace Hardware, Menards, HomeDepot, etc.... and buying a torch if you don't already have one. If that "fancy wrench" doesn't get the job done that means you striped the nut... which means you will be dealing with a much more complicated project than you need. You should be able to pick up a decent torch for less than $50 and it will come in handy for multiple projects in the future. I'm a mechanic for Toyota and you learn quickly on in the auto industry that heat is your friend. Heat that fitting up till it almost gets red and I iwll guarantya it will come apart
Follow Ups	Rear Brake Lines - tcutchall 15:04:48 06/25/16 apply some heat to the nut and use a good flare nut wrench (n/m) - itsa300zx 20:07:41 06/25/16 Re: Rear Brake Lines - Z32_Tree_Killer 20:33:12 06/25/16 Unfortunately I've been using a standard flare nut wrench - tcutchall 23:08:24 06/25/16 Re: Unfortunately I've been using a standard flare nut wrench - Z32_Tree_Killer 23:29:59 06/25/16 Did this job on my 2+2 last summer. My fittings looked to - jzack 21:55:25 06/25/16 A pix of the flare wrench in position. - jzack 23:33:03 06/25/16 Thank you. PB B'laster and that exact wrench worked for me. (n/m) - tcutchall 12:09:40 06/27/16 There ya go!!!! :-) (n/m) - jzack 13:06:47 06/27/16
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