Dafey
1/2 ton status
No an yes.
Removing the old line looks easy,on both sides.
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Removing front brake hardline
- Thread starter Metalhead47
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Removing the old line looks easy,on both sides.
Metalhead47
1/2 ton status
Where can I find some more info on the windstar mod? (not that I need another project at this point
). I can't see getting the passenger line out without removing the engine mount, let me know if you can figure a way around it.
Dafey
1/2 ton status
Just type in "Windstar fan" in the search at the top there are A LOT of threads on it.Where can I find some more info on the windstar mod? (not that I need another project at this point
You have a 4x4 K5 right?the line comes out go`s to the front then over to the prop valve....mine doesnt go across under the crossmember.
Could you get a pic of yours?
Look at the top right pic here,are one of these what you broke.
See I broke the one coming off the pass wheel.
http://www.lmctruck.com/ICATALOG/BZC/full.aspx?Page=135
Metalhead47
1/2 ton status
4x4 'burb, figured the front ends were the same. It's got RWABS, maybe that has something to do with it, don't remember seeing a prob. valve just a T fitting. The hardline goes down to the crossmember to the T, then the bit I broke goes from the T, along the crossmember, along the inside of the frame rail, betwen the rail & the engine mount then a 90 degree bend out that hole to the softline
Dafey
1/2 ton status
UMMm that looks a lot diffrent than mine.Maybe someone with a Burb can help..
Metalhead47
1/2 ton status
What's yers look like? Maybe I can just swap to your style of line
Dafey
1/2 ton status
Exactly like the one`s on LMC pg 135.
Dafey
1/2 ton status
Try this , its the page for Burb`s.
http://www.lmctruck.com/ICATALOG/CSB/full.aspx?Page=147
http://www.lmctruck.com/ICATALOG/CSB/full.aspx?Page=147
Rollcenter
Registered Member
Just cut it out of the way and feed a new line in but make sure you use a double flare tool not just a standard flare tool I believe it will be a 5/16 flare you can buy the stock from napa and use a good bender I have replumed a lot of projects and you can route your line any direction you need. If it has a problem with pressure just add a brake adjuster to balance it out.
