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01-03-2020, 08:26 AM
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98 century rear brake line
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Rear metal brake line is badly rusted and leaking This is the line that goes from one side to the other. The line has coils in it, Can you tell me what the coils are for and can it be run without the coils. Everything under the car is pretty rusted Thanks |
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01-04-2020, 09:38 AM
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Re: 98 century rear brake line
The coils can be eliminated in the replacement line. That was likely intended to absorb flex and vibration. Very often coils are placed near the master cylinder to allow for the flex from the firewall and body/frame.
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Re: 98 century rear brake line
Thanks for the info. Things happened. Car junked
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