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Replacing Master Cylinder

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    Replacing Master Cylinder

    Hello I have a 1990 HONDA ACCORD EX and will be replacing the master cylinder over the next few days my question is does anyone know the flare but wrench size for the brake lines on our cars? thank you in advanced to anyone that helps as I want to make sure I buy the correct size.
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    I believe the only sizes I needed and used were (10, 12, & 14)mm for the whole master cylinder removal and install. Just last month I replaced mine, but it ended up being a busted brake line.

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      Originally posted by kevinhughes13 View Post
      Hello I have a 1990 HONDA ACCORD EX and will be replacing the master cylinder over the next few days my question is does anyone know the flare but wrench size for the brake lines on our cars? thank you in advanced to anyone that helps as I want to make sure I buy the correct size.
      The actual brake line flanges are a 10. the nuts holding it to the brake booster are 12's.
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        #4
        Do you really need those wrenches tho? Im doing mine this weekend and dont want to get more wrenches when i have those sizes or is it just a better idea rather then using the regular wrenches?

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          You don't need flared wrenches they just help to not strip nuts or bolts.

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            #6
            I wouldn't try to do it without them as they are fairly cheap plus it prevents them from being stripped as you will strip them with a regular wrench.

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