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If you anticipate working on brake systems any more than once, i'd get a set of flare nut/line wrenches. A small set containing the most common sizes isn't too bad, and they go on sale once in a while at some places. Or else you'll keep rounding them off. I too learned the hard way when i was starting out. Flare nut wrenches get those out like butter compared to regular wrenches.
I would say you'll be fine just replacing that line yourself then bleed as usual. The way that line is oriented (up), you won't have a problem with air in the ABS module. You only get in trouble and need to take it to a shop when you have air inside that module, but unless either the system was drained for a while or you install a new module that is unlikely. How do you plan to get that nut out?
I would say you'll be fine just replacing that line yourself then bleed as usual. The way that line is oriented (up), you won't have a problem with air in the ABS module. You only get in trouble and need to take it to a shop when you have air inside that module, but unless either the system was drained for a while or you install a new module that is unlikely. How do you plan to get that nut out?
