snoogins

No tool kit should be without those. Flare wrenches are a necessity.

nate @ 034MOTORSPORT

Where's your 7mm wrench for the older bleeders? :-P

Zzak

hehe, I break it free with a 6-sided socket then use a flare wrench =)

VAP

and since your statement kinda gives away that you dont really know the size and would also indicate you have not tried the appropriately sized or correct wrench to the part. Try the right tool and it may not even be seized but more aptly too tight for whatever it is you are attempting to use to break the bleeder free without destroying it.

Dont shoot me I'm just the messenger!

VAP

In my loose wrenches with my early mid-60's BMW brake/ignition tools.

VAP

unless they were ruined/rounded before you got the car. Super cheap/easy to replace at the first bleeding session. I keep a 15 year old plastic bag of 50 around which cost less than $10 when I bought them from NAPA for just those instances.

Merkin

i can't fit any sockets over it, ones i can fit is too big

VAP

and go spend $3-$4 on new replacements so this never happens again.

ponchojuan66

Buy some PB Blaster at NAPA. This stuff works well. Spray it on the bleeder threads and leave it over night. Put your wrench on and tap it with a hammer lightly!

Next stop heat.....

poncho