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Rear Brake line question


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Guys, on a 95 xl 2wd 4 banger, is the brake line from the MC to the rear hose one piece or is there a coupling that I can't see? I sprung a leak at the end of the line where it meets the hose. The line rusted out and don't want to fab a new one with all the bends.

Also what size tubing is this line 3/16, 1/4 or 5/16

Thanks
 
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Its 3/16 line, it will be all one piece from the factory. Find a part of the line which is still solid and not all rusty and cut it there, put a flare nut on the line and then reflare the line. Use a union and add the piece of line after that. You will have to do some bending still, bit its not like its hard.
 

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Thanks, thats probably what I will have to do. Unfortunately the length that runs along the frame is all rusty. I may have to union it where it drops down from the MC
 

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Then you may as well replace it right from the MC, no sense not replacing the last couple of feet of line if that is the case.
 

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