I'm after a ser myself as they look like really useful things. How about this set?: https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/OPEN-FLARE-N ... SwpINZX6h1
I know for a fact that I'll need new brake bleeding nipples for my rear callipers next time I bleed them as I nearly rounded them off tightening them up last time with a normal spanner! In hindsight I should have used a socket at least.
Brake pipe nut sizes
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oscar
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Re: Brake pipe nut sizes
And to think all i wanted to Know what size spanner to get! so know about as much as i started with?

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Re: Brake pipe nut sizes
At least you know what you don't know now.
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oscar
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Re: Brake pipe nut sizes
I got the set above a bit cheaper than that set!
the other thing i need to know is those clips(i presume clips)that are around ends of flexible are they part of body/arm or do they move/unclip etc out of the way?
the other thing i need to know is those clips(i presume clips)that are around ends of flexible are they part of body/arm or do they move/unclip etc out of the way?
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sparksie
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Re: Brake pipe nut sizes
OK something weird happened.
I posted a reply to this, yesterday, but it hasn't appeared.
Short answer to the original question is the nuts will most likely be M10 fine thread and require a 10mm, or 11mm spanner, which should be a "flare nut", or "brake pipe" spanner, not a normal open end.
No idea why my original reply didn't work...
I posted a reply to this, yesterday, but it hasn't appeared.
Short answer to the original question is the nuts will most likely be M10 fine thread and require a 10mm, or 11mm spanner, which should be a "flare nut", or "brake pipe" spanner, not a normal open end.
No idea why my original reply didn't work...
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