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The Mehr Brake Nuts (BN171) are essential components designed for automotive technicians and engineering enthusiasts who prioritize secure, reliable fastening in brake line systems. These M10 x 1.00 mm female nuts provide a robust fit for standard hydraulic braking configurations, ensuring structural integrity under high-pressure conditions. While they are built to meet rigorous industrial standards for performance, users should verify their specific vehicle's thread pitch compatibility before installation to prevent cross-threading or fluid leaks.
| Model Part Number | BN171 |
|---|---|
| Brand | Mehr |
While the threading is M10 x 1.00, these are engineered specifically for braking systems and should not be substituted for high-heat or high-pressure coolant lines.
These nuts are manufactured to industrial standards for brake lines. Please refer to the specific material grade provided by the manufacturer if stainless-specific properties are required.
Always use a flare nut wrench (line wrench) to ensure maximum contact with the nut faces and avoid rounding the corners.
No, this product contains 25 female brake nuts only; brake lines and other fittings are sold separately.
These nuts are intended for metric M10 x 1.00 applications. Ensure your flare style (e.g., DIN or bubble flare) matches the specific requirements of your vehicle's braking system.
Do not force it. Remove the nut, check for metal shavings or debris in the threads, and try realigning the flare end to the port.
The flare on the brake line may be improperly seated or damaged. Inspect the line end and re-tighten slightly to the specified torque.
To ensure maximum safety, always verify that your brake system specifically calls for a 1.00 mm thread pitch, as some vehicles utilize different pitches even within the same make.
