YOUR RESEARCHCheat way for the o/s/r brake pipe replacement .
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Not something i've done before but as i've finally found the picture i took ages ago i'll show you what someone else has done .. They made x2 pipes and connected them above the gearbox .. copper pipe is pretty easy to shape so this isnt that bad a repair . It can be done with gearbox in situ i would have thought as no point otherwise .
Thank you... that's really helpful, that might be just what I need as I need to do all my brake lines and would prefer not to remove the box at the moment. I can show this pic to my garage.
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