Changing Prop Valve....
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The bottom 2 brake lines goin into the prop valve are like really really on there... even using a flare nut wrench it started showing signs of strippage an i dont want that at all, so i guess what im asking is, are there any ways to get these bottom brake lines off without stripping them..?? i removed the retaining nuts holdin the prop valve down thinkin id get more leverage but that does nothing, an im not about to take off my intake manifold just for 2 damn nuts... thanks...
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yeah i was lookin at those, hopefully this **** comes off without much more hesitation... thanks for feedback, if anyone knows any other ways im interested as well..
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by hatchling37 »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">Get a flare nut crow's foot and a long extension. Then put a breaker on there and reef away.</TD></TR></TABLE>
X2, i've had to use this method before
X2, i've had to use this method before
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<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by byronl »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">
X2, i've had to use this method before</TD></TR></TABLE>
im gonna go check into those lil sockets today, cuz i ended up puttin the old one back on cuz i was unable to get those 2 bottom brake lines off, whatta bitch dude...
X2, i've had to use this method before</TD></TR></TABLE>
im gonna go check into those lil sockets today, cuz i ended up puttin the old one back on cuz i was unable to get those 2 bottom brake lines off, whatta bitch dude...
Use a LITTLE heat, you won't hurt anything as long as you don't let it get very hot. I've done that a few times. Also, as a last resort, since brake lines are easy to make/replace: Cut the brake line off close to the valve, and use a normal 6-point socket on it. I've had to do that before too. Whatever it takes.
P.S. If it starts stripping, sometimes you can hammer a slightly smaller SAE flare nut wrench on there and it works. But that's hit or miss and you almost always have to replace the fitting on the brake line.
P.S. If it starts stripping, sometimes you can hammer a slightly smaller SAE flare nut wrench on there and it works. But that's hit or miss and you almost always have to replace the fitting on the brake line.
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man i wish i had the room to do that stuff but without takin off the intake manifold im literally only working with about 2-3 inches of space to do anything with those lines.. i've never had to refit or reflare brake lines before so i figured that id be stupid to cut mine or w/e but i did a little reading last night on here an it doesnt seem to much like a pain in the *** just something i didnt plan on havin to do ya know...
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