Subject	Just for my own understanding, why a flare nut wrench vs
Posted by	nissubaru on March 06, 2017 at 4:44 PM
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In Reply To	agreed, be sure to use a flare nut wrench for the lines (n/m) posted by itsa300zx on March 06, 2017 at 11:05 AM
Message	a regular wrench? Is it just to minimize the chance of rounding the nut because there are more points of contact? I'm always buying new tools, and while I've seen a flare nut wrench before, I never thought I'd need one.
Follow Ups	How hard is it to remove the rear brake calipers? Last - jzack 09:20:02 03/06/17 Re: How hard is it to remove the rear brake calipers? Last - ThisIsSparTTa 10:02:17 03/06/17 Very easy - -Grimm- 10:02:20 03/06/17 agreed, be sure to use a flare nut wrench for the lines (n/m) - itsa300zx 11:05:18 03/06/17 Just for my own understanding, why a flare nut wrench vs - nissubaru 16:44:29 03/06/17 You answered your own question. Usually the nuts on the - MixManMash 16:46:43 03/06/17 Yes, and don"t buy a cheap one. First cheap set I bought - itsa300zx 18:01:54 03/06/17 Where did you get a "quality" set for ten bucks? - ZXoltan 19:39:31 03/06/17 Canadian tire, their brand is called mastercraft. - itsa300zx 22:23:22 03/06/17 Fyi - 2 years ago I replaced all the brake hoses with steel - jzack 08:42:12 03/07/17 I think sears sells mastercraft in the US - -Grimm- 10:00:14 03/07/17 Nope. Sears sells Craftsman. (n/m) - MixManMash 11:46:43 03/07/17 Naturally - -Grimm- 13:22:02 03/07/17 I'm thinking Mastercraft= Autozone? (n/m) - ZXoltan 17:05:02 03/08/17 I've never rounded a nut, the most common issue I have is - ZaXxon 06:53:49 03/09/17
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