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Use penetrating oil and let it soak in for some time. I used Kroil with
Use a crow foot flare nut wrench which fits on a ratchet extension.
The design is more rigid than a typcial flare nut wrench, so the jaws
matter of seconds.
2nd
won't flex.
sometimes they come off, sometimes you wind up replacing the entire
Best idea for removing the lower flare nut on the fuel filter - which
1st
good results.
With this method that little nut spun off so easily it only took a
Had heard about this lower fuel fitting being luck of the draw -
can often be very tight.
section of fuel line by damaging it during removal.
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