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Join Date: Mar 2011
Location: MA
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Brake line fittings
Anyone know where to get the fittings that go on the brake lines that are bigger thread outside dia. with a smaller inside dia.? I hope that made sense to people. I am replacing brake lines and am tired of reusing the old fittings that are different size than what comes on the new tubing. I know I have seen them somewhere but can't remember where. Thanks
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Re: Brake line fittings
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Join Date: Sep 2008
Location: Huntsville AL
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Re: Brake line fittings
I was able to get them at the local Autozone, but it took a couple tries to get it right. NAPA would be a better choice if there's one close by you.
Front hardlines are 3/16" with either 3/8-24 nuts, or 10mm x .875 depending on the model year. Post- '85 gets sketchy, and could be either size, or even have both sizes on the same truck. Rear lines are 1/4", but I wasn't able to source the correct flare nuts on short notice and had to re-use the old ones. |
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Join Date: Aug 2011
Location: Gallatin, TN
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Re: Brake line fittings
Try Carquest...
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Re: Brake line fittings
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