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You make a good point though, about the safety factor. Like i said before, you wouldnt replace just a few lines to have another break while you are driving, doing a hack fix like that is even worse.
i replaced the brake line now i am trying to bleed the brakes. i have been putting pb on the bleeder valves to lub. the rear bleeder valves take a 3/8 wrench, the front should be the same right. i can't find a wrench that will fit. the 3/8 to small, i even tried 10mm, 11mm. what am i missing here. anybody?
thanks in advance
If the 3/8 wrench isn't fitting, your bleeder valves are probably dirty and/or rusty. Scrub them with a stiff wire brush and some PB, Rust-Eater or WD40. You can even carefully use a small metal file. In my experience, they either open relatively easy or they break off...