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Old 02-07-2019, 04:51 PM   #1
swissarmychainsaw
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Front Brake Line Replacement

Gang,
I have a 1976 4x4 and I'm putting the Off road design longer steel brake lines on (front and rear).

I have done this before on an old truck and I remember it was a complete PITA!
The rubber hose to steel hose joint at the frame was nearly impossible to get off, and I remember taking a grinder to it!
I used penetrating oil, heat and nothing worked so I just cut it off (retaining the steel line coupling)

I want to make this easier and I'm looking for suggestions.
Should I:
1.) Cut the steel brake line near the junction with rubber line, and just re-flare it? This seems like a pretty easy solution

2.) Remove the rubber line AND the steel line. This means removing from the proportioning valve.

3.) Replace all of it, and put in a NEW proportioning valve and steel lines?

Any tips would be appreciated!
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