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Hi Guys i am pointing in the pick to a brake line that is pissing out, Im unsure but if any of you guys have one of these laying around in the sydney area i could get off you if would be great as i cannot go on the c4c this sunday until i get this little pipe. Please anyone can help that would be great.
Some original photos have not been recovered yet.
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I went through my garage just yesterday and found the exact line you need... thought "i'll never need that" - bent it up and put it in the bin just before the bin man came around yesterday arvo....
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No wrecker has this ? I think vb-vn all the same I think .
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My mate wont answer his phone. Ill go round his house this arvo for you mate.
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I found out its a vt setup, so Im not sure if you mates will fit now? But I have touched vt brakes before and would know...
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Looks like you have the adaptor in the line, so if it's a VT master, a VB-VL line is what you need and should bolt up (just keep the adaptor).
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here is another pic of it.
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you can see the lines closest is the one that is leaking. If it is the same line that would be good so i can go get one from someone.
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if i cant find someone to help me i will have to go to pirtek when i get time in a couple of weeks and get one made up.
Some original photos have not been recovered yet.
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Its only cracked at the fitting isn't it?
Looks like you have enough line there to cut it at the crack and reflare the line with a flaring tool then that would give you more clearance to that throttle cable mount. pirtek or a brake shop would have one. Just a suggestion
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14-09-12, 18:58 GMT+10#10 yeah i was actually looking at that this arvo, the plenum hits the line not the bracket, i will try the idea tomorrow and see how we go
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15-09-12, 07:44 GMT+10#11 P.s. put a bolt between bracket and end of master cylinder to stop it from flexing...
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