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Replacing Hard Brake Lines 200

posted by  dman535 on  Sun Apr 27 02:05 CST 2008
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I had a rubber brake line fail. Got all the brass lines out, except one has some thread damage. Looks like it was seized into the rubber line. So now I have to replace a hard brake line. Luckily its on the drivers side and its a short run. Do these car run a proportioning valve or is it just a distribution block? Can I put heat to the fitting? Any other suggestions on the process?

Anyone know of a source for these lines?

Thanks

Derek.-





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