Changing all soft brake line question

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97 LX450

I have all new soft brake lines I need to install before winter. My big question is does it matter if I replace all of the lines first and then start to bleed the brakes or should I do one brake hose at a time and then bleed after each individual hose?

My brain tells me to do them all at once since I would be letting air in the system after each new line.

Just want some feedback before I dig in.

Thank you
Mark
 
97 LX450

I have all new soft brake lines I need to install before winter. My big question is does it matter if I replace all of the lines first and then start to bleed the brakes or should I do one brake hose at a time and then bleed after each individual hose?

My brain tells me to do them all at once since I would be letting air in the system after each new line.

Just want some feedback before I dig in.

Thank you
Mark

you got the part numbers for all the hoses going to the caliper? Mine is torn up. Thanks
 
A little bit of rust

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90947-02A16 X2
90947-02615
90947-02614
Human Toyota parts encyclopedia.

If you are concerned about removing the lines and don't have a qualtiy flare wrench, here's another option:
IRWIN Tools VISE-GRIP Original Locking Wrench with Wire Cutter (item #8)
Available on Amazon.
 
That nut, with the twist of a wrench will go "kink! Ree-ey Ree-ey Ree-ey" off.

That's my best attempt at elaborating how easy it will be. Get back to us when you need a torch before calling rust lol.
 
That nut, with the twist of a wrench will go "kink! Ree-ey Ree-ey Ree-ey" off.

That's my best attempt at elaborating how easy it will be. Get back to us when you need a torch before calling rust lol.

true story....
 
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