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I'm talking about the hose itself. My front break line hose is about 6"....? IDK, I'm not in the garage right now. I need to replace the HOSE. As of my clips being right under the top tree - it's stretched beyond belief.
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the cheapest & easiest way to fix that is to get a 3/16" compression union from an auto parts store, cut a section out of the metal line and put it back together with the compression fitting then bleed the brakes.
I got my line from J&P Cycles. Rubber line from fitting to fitting. buying both banjo fittings, crush washers & the line was around 40 bucks.
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Ahh...I see what you mean.
the cheapest & easiest way to fix that is to get a 3/16" compression union from an auto parts store, cut a section out of the metal line and put it back together with the compression fitting then bleed the brakes.
I got my line from J&P Cycles. Rubber line from fitting to fitting. buying both banjo fittings, crush washers & the line was around 40 bucks.
the cheapest & easiest way to fix that is to get a 3/16" compression union from an auto parts store, cut a section out of the metal line and put it back together with the compression fitting then bleed the brakes.
I got my line from J&P Cycles. Rubber line from fitting to fitting. buying both banjo fittings, crush washers & the line was around 40 bucks.
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