The flare nuts on my front calipers were really stuck so I had to chew them up with a big pliers to get them off. Well, now they need replacing.
Of course, you can't get the flare nuts off the brake line without cutting the line, so the line needs to be replaced too.
My question:
Do you use brass fittings to install a new brake line? Or is there a different and better way? The classic car that I just worked on had brass fittings connecting the brake plumbing together, so thats all I am familiar with.
Can you even buy a pre-bent brake line with stock flare nuts already on the line? Is this what those flare tools are for?
Thanks for any help.
Of course, you can't get the flare nuts off the brake line without cutting the line, so the line needs to be replaced too.
My question:
Do you use brass fittings to install a new brake line? Or is there a different and better way? The classic car that I just worked on had brass fittings connecting the brake plumbing together, so thats all I am familiar with.
Can you even buy a pre-bent brake line with stock flare nuts already on the line? Is this what those flare tools are for?
Thanks for any help.
