Awesome video! Don't chance it, buy a flare nut wrench so metal line doesn't strip. I used a vice grip to hold the bottom of the hose and it came right off. Autozone sells flare wrench for $6.99 and some vice grip for $4 bucks.

Great video!

If the hex fitting is rounded you can try vice grips or chanel locks. If you still cant get it you can try heating with a torch. worst case you may have to replace the metal line.

What size flare wrench will I need if I’m changing rear hose on 2009 Hyundai Sonata 2.4L ?

What size flare wrench do I need? Thanks

@rooster8d yes there will be a part 2 soon. Thanks for the positive comment.

Is there a part two for this video? Great Video to say the least

Question I was bleeding my rear breaks on my 1999 Honda Accord and no break fluid came out but when I went under the hood and opened my abs module nut to the rear break line I can see fluid come out what can it be the ABS module going bad or the break line.

Can you show how to install the fuel/gas line too. Is the fuel line connected to the brake line?

use the flare wrench 10mm makes it alot easier

What happens if you strip the nut connecting to the metal tube at the top since you said it's prone to rust? What would you do then?

So my still line is twisted open how do I fix that line and what is it called so I can look the part up

About how much brake fluid do you lose in this process. I'm about to do this job and wanted to know how much brake fluid I should buy. Thanks

wtf is there a part 2

Where is the part 2?

What size flare nut wrench is needed?