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Flare Nut Wrench - Photo 15

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  • <strong>14.</strong> Whenever you’re working on brake lines, it’s a good idea to use a flare nut wrench on the fittings. This allows you to get a solid grab on the connector and tighten it sufficiently without marring the hex on the fitting. Open-end wrenches tend to flex more and can damage the fitting hex.
<strong>14.</strong> Whenever you’re working on brake lines, it’s a good idea to use a flare nut wrench on the fittings. This allows you to get a solid grab on the connector and tighten it sufficiently without marring the hex on the fitting. Open-end wrenches tend to flex more and can damage the fitting hex.
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