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Junction Box Fixed 200 1989

Thanks to all the advice here,I bought a set of tubing wrenches,before tackling the brake junction change out.Glad I did,boy did I need it.It had been leaking so long,that,everything was well soaked and the nuts came of just fine.One line going to the LF gave me trouble so I bought a short piece of brake line.Really got a chance to prove my bending skills and was pleased with the results.It was prettier than a pretzel!Everything went fine until I went to bleed the brakes. I couldn't get the pedal to hold.After franically looking for the leak,I finally found it. The new brake line! I pulled it off and compared it to the old line. THE FLARES ARE DIFFERENT!The stock line had a 'double flare'while the new piece didn't.I put the old one back on and everythings fine.A 1 hr. project turned into a 3 1/2 hr ordeal.The new line now adorns the top tray of the toolbox-it sure is pretty, though.Anyone else contemplating this, be aware.






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