can this flaring tool create the double flares needed for brake work and does the accessories needed to make them come in the kit?
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No this Tool makes a single flare 45 degrees and is for HVAC proposes most in mini split installs
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Hi SteveThis flaring tool does NOT do double flares needed for brake lines. It is a 45 degree flaring tool, primarily for use in refrigeration work.
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You are probably going to be using 37 degree AN flares for this size not 45 degree SAE so to use THIS kit you would need the 37 degree AN tooling which Mastercool does offer as an add on kit. JP-USA
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I've done plenty of bubble flares on brake lines 1/4 " and 3/16" lines on different cars and this tool works awesome! the metric line- bubble is close enough so it works fine
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&gt;&gt; JOHN W. This kit comes with three (3) adapters. Two of which are 1/2" outside Male Flare to male pipe. one of these two is 1/2" to 1/2' and the second of the two is 1/2" to 3/8" O... The third adapter is a 1/2" Male Flare to or "x" 3/8" Female Pipe ( #/8" O ) { Like a hex nut } I hope this helps...Johnny
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My apologizes guy, I can't properly answer that question for you. You can email Festool's customer service though and ask them. Their customer service is awesome!! I would be curious to know what you find out. Cheers!!
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Yes. This will come with a sensor to mount and a magnet to be used on one of the bolts for your brake disc. You can find the right model on Vapor's website and purchase on Amazon.
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The bolts are just for looks and the rubber around the flare is just for body contactor the flare. What holds them on are clips that go on the inner lip of the fender.
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You will need a adapter if your car is ready to tow. And if not check YouTube for brake controller wiring.
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yes,the only tool i needed beside the ones that came with it was a phillips screwdriver,just study the diagrams.lay out the parts and all the little bags that are in the big one and dive in,you should start with clamps all the way down and move them up till you find your zone,its a very sturdy machine.and remember the shocks will heat up
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sorry to say the tool only lasted a cuple of times then it died. the hydrolic pump within the flare maker quet working ...
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Really not sure, I bought this tool for flaring soft copper tubing for natural gas lines as I am a plumber ,sorry wasnt much help...good luck !
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Yes you would need this tool and a RJ45 unit. Two to be exact and you'll need to crimp both ends and plug in.
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My flares included the nuts and bolts. There is not caps that cover bolt heads they remain exposed. The bolts included with my flares were nice round headed allen type.
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I used standard flare nut wrenches. Craftsman usually has a set of three with all the sizes and that is what I have. The manufacturer would probably be glad to answer the question also if you contacted them. Regards. My set worked great.
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In theory yes, but it would depend heavily on how you wire it. If you string one or two to your tail lamps and then have an additional pair on each side wired in as your brake lamps I think it would do well. These strips do have a somewhat noticeable change in output under increased voltage/amperage but its hard to say if it would be considered enough to qualify as easily noticeable to other drivers under normal conditions. I'd say just get a second pack as a precaution, as they are very easy to wire-up and quite versatile. Just get a roll of quality double-side foam tape or use a hot glue gun, because the OEM strips are weaksauce and about as sticky as dry stamps In theory yes, but it would depend heavily on how you wire it. If you string one or two to your tail lamps and then have an additional pair on each side wired in as your brake lamps I think it would do well. These strips do have a somewhat noticeable change in output under increased voltage/amperage but its hard to say if it would be considered enough to qualify as easily noticeable to other drivers under normal conditions. I'd say just get a second pack as a precaution, as they are very easy to wire-up and quite versatile. Just get a roll of quality double-side foam tape or use a hot glue... » Read More In theory yes, but it would depend heavily on how you wire it. If you string one or two to your tail lamps and then have an additional pair on each side wired in as your brake lamps I think it would do well. These strips do have a somewhat noticeable change in output under increased voltage/amperage but its hard to say if it would be considered enough to qualify as easily noticeable to other drivers under normal conditions. I'd say just get a second pack as a precaution, as they are very easy to wire-up and quite versatile. Just get a roll of quality double-side foam tape or use a hot glue gun, because the OEM strips are weaksauce and about as sticky as dry stamps « Show Less
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It does come with a bunch of adapters and connectors. I was able to make it work with my Campbell Hausfield and Northern Tool (generic) accessories.
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No, these are only the couplings for the ends of an air hose or an air tool. You will want to search for a compressor "accessory kit". If you see that the kit comes with an air needle, then that should do the trick.