Thread: Brake Line
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Old 02-28-2022, 10:06 AM   #2
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Re: Brake Line

Local auto parts stores aren't going to have a premade line in stock , The way I see it is you have 4 choices ,

1) stop at a local brake shop and have them install a section in your existing line
They may not want to patch a brake line ,

2) Call Inline tube and buy the section you need and have it shipped to you .

3) Contact Ecklers in Florida and buy a new kit and use the section from the kit you need and replace all the other lines when you have the time .

4) buy a short section and line connectors from an auto parts store and cut / flare and repair it yourself , But if one line "burst " the rest should be replaced .

You didn't mention what year or model truck you have .

https://www.ecklers.com/catalogsearc...q=brake%20line

https://www.inlinetube.com/?category...SAAEgL46fD_BwE
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