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youll need an 11mm wrench (or 6 point socket to get it cracked loose) for the bleeder screw, and I can recall if its a 12, 13 or 14 mm for the brake line, (I picked up a set of line wrenches from 8mm-19mm and a bunch of 6point wrenches as well, they make certain that you're not gonna strip anything! , then I use a light tap in case there is any oxidation on the bolt/nut in question just to make sure it doesn't strip! nothing worse than trying to remove a round bolt!!! (suppose that's where SAE wrenches can come in handy! lol, ie a 1/2" wrench on a rounded 13mm bolt etc.then replace the bolt, don't even try putting the rounded one back on!
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2003 X5 3.0i (02/2003) sport package, Sapphire black metallic / Black Dakota Sport seats. compass mirror retrofit, trailer hitch retrofit, Prodigy P2 trailer brake controller installed, PDC retrofit, Lumbar support retrofit. heated rear seats retrofitted. Running boards retrofitted and subwoofer install in progress. 4.8is Brakes installed front and back. Bluetooth TCU installed, Rear Fog lights installed. Retrofitted reclining rear seat backs.
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