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Main front to back brake lines - replacement

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YOUR RESEARCHMain front to back brake lines - replacement

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Mine were changed for copper on the car.

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Mine were changed for copper on the car.

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POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

Had the car MOTd at the wknd and the car has a observation in relation to corroding brakes lines ... on the main front to back brake pipes..Anyone fitted new lines? is it best getting pre made lines or making them up yourself...?

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When I faced a similar problem I have previously made up brake hard lines myself but it did require a specific flaring tool (bubble flare) for brake line fittings. It wasn't overly hard to locate the required tool (in Australia at least). The lines and fittings should be readily available. A small diameter tube bender is also useful for doing a professional job. Having said all that I haven't actually traced the lines from front to rear so I don't know how complex the routing is. Mind you when your doing it yourself you can do it in sections with joiners.

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id rather have the original ones . look on ebay for someone breaking one near your home and see if he will sell u the set

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