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> Rear soft brake line removal
advman89
post Jan 19 2020, 05:52 PM
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How in the wide world of sports do you get the rear soft lines disconnected from the main hard lines?!?!?

Can't figure out how to get any leverage up in there...

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post Jan 19 2020, 08:37 PM
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It's a cinch.
I agree, cut the hose off as close to the metal as possible
Fit 11mm tubing wrench to the hard line fitting above in such a way that it leans
on something solid nearby. Use a block of wood or whatever you can to keep the
wrench from turning and twisting the solid tubing.
Attach deep 17mm socket to 12" or longer 3/8" extension and turn the
hose fitting off. The extension moves your hands below the confined area.
Before reassembly be sure the 11mm nut spins freely on the tube.
Assemble thusly: 11mm holding fitting above, rotate hanging hose through
chassis bracket onto fitting by hand. When the hose tightens onto the fitting
it can be fully tightened by merely positioning the 11mm and 17mm wrenches
in a V and squeezing toward each other firmly.


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