Jeep Jk Brake Line Fitting Size at Kenneth Flynn blog

Jeep Jk Brake Line Fitting Size. You can see that in the image below. i twisted the hard brake line running from the master cylinder area to the driver's side rear wheel. anyone know off hand what thread and size fittings the front and rear brake lines are? i'd recommend unbolting the lines from the abs block and the rear fittings, then removing your driver side body bolts. seems to be a 3/8 tube but not sure on what specific fitting i need to be buying at the auto store. Metric or inch, fiiting end. i want to get a custom steel braided brake line (no angle on the banjo fitting because it hits the resevior on my fox 2.0 shocks). I know i have to. Loosen the stock brake line from the metal line on the frame rail shown in photo 1 using a 12 mm. I tried looking through forums and only really. It is best to use a flare nut wrench to loosen the metal brake lines' fitting, as this will keep the corners from being rounded off. The flexible rubber brake line attaches to the frame where the metal brake line connects to it.

It is best to use a flare nut wrench to loosen the metal brake lines' fitting, as this will keep the corners from being rounded off. I know i have to. The flexible rubber brake line attaches to the frame where the metal brake line connects to it. anyone know off hand what thread and size fittings the front and rear brake lines are? seems to be a 3/8 tube but not sure on what specific fitting i need to be buying at the auto store. Loosen the stock brake line from the metal line on the frame rail shown in photo 1 using a 12 mm. i twisted the hard brake line running from the master cylinder area to the driver's side rear wheel. You can see that in the image below. i want to get a custom steel braided brake line (no angle on the banjo fitting because it hits the resevior on my fox 2.0 shocks). Metric or inch, fiiting end.

Jeep JK Stainless Steel Extended Brake Lines

Jeep Jk Brake Line Fitting Size You can see that in the image below. seems to be a 3/8 tube but not sure on what specific fitting i need to be buying at the auto store. anyone know off hand what thread and size fittings the front and rear brake lines are? It is best to use a flare nut wrench to loosen the metal brake lines' fitting, as this will keep the corners from being rounded off. i'd recommend unbolting the lines from the abs block and the rear fittings, then removing your driver side body bolts. I tried looking through forums and only really. You can see that in the image below. Metric or inch, fiiting end. Loosen the stock brake line from the metal line on the frame rail shown in photo 1 using a 12 mm. I know i have to. i want to get a custom steel braided brake line (no angle on the banjo fitting because it hits the resevior on my fox 2.0 shocks). i twisted the hard brake line running from the master cylinder area to the driver's side rear wheel. The flexible rubber brake line attaches to the frame where the metal brake line connects to it.