How to Replace Brake Line (cut, flare & bend)

Brake line wear out over time, because steel brake line corrodes. In this video I will do a step by step procedure to remove old, rusted brake line, cut and flare new brake line, and then to install the new section.
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[@JohnSmith-uy7sv]

I did mine without a flare tool. I bought those brass coupling that you show and they had compression fitting on each end. It worked perfectly. That was 2 years ago and still never had any problems. No need to flair anything. Get the connectors with the brass compression fittings for both ends. Piece of cake. Keep it simple. 😀

[@Pen_Pusher]

Hi John, yes, I have heard of that method and that it works quite well. But, I think it is illegal in some states, so chose to do the double flare. :)

[@JohnSmith-uy7sv]

@@Pen_Pusher Never heard of such a thing. It has never given me a minute of problems. Simple and easy to do. thanks. 😀

[@jamesa6272]

Man I wish local parts store sold this flare tool. All the flare tool kits the locals sell are junk

[@Pen_Pusher]

I found this tool very easy to use, even for a novice to flaring, like me. Link to Amazon: www.amazon.com/Titan-Tools-51535-Double-Flaring/dp/B06XPRVCPV/ref=sr_1_2?crid=9MBRN3BC2YI&keywords=titan+51535+3%2F16-inch+double+flaring+tool&qid=1645765028&sprefix=Titan-Tools-51535%2Caps%2C119&sr=8-2