Subject	2nd the vice grips, however flare wrenches are useless
Posted by	vorpalZ on June 28, 2015 at 11:06 PM
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In Reply To	you should use a 10mm flare wrench.a regular wrench posted by slayer fan on June 28, 2015 at 09:40 PM
Message	If the nut is rusted on. Just changed a clutch line in the silver turbo today (same 10 mm flare nut as the brake hardline) and all three of the 10mm flare nut wrenches I had spread open and started rounding the nut. Broke it loose with a large crescent wrench. Tighten the crescent wrench on the nut, turn it... If you see/feel it slip, back off and tighten more and turn again. Took 3 rounds of this to break loose a flare nut that was installed in 1990. Flare wrenches and regular 10 mm wrenches were useless for the initial cracking loose... but worked fine after that. Vise grips may work as well, crescent was the trick today for me. Good luck,
Follow Ups	Adding Stainless steel brake lines. Need advice - XTZ 21:16:08 06/28/15 you should use a 10mm flare wrench.a regular wrench - slayer fan 21:40:47 06/28/15 2nd the vice grips, however flare wrenches are useless - vorpalZ 23:06:45 06/28/15 Ok. Got the nut loosened/off w/ a vise grip & channel lock. - XTZ 21:00:03 06/29/15 Pics - XTZ 21:34:29 06/29/15 I'm going thru this myself and plan to post some tips in the - jzack 22:23:32 06/28/15
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