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Old 03-05-2004, 10:36 AM   #1
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line locks

where can i get line locks at and ae they easy to install for someone without that much wrenching experience???
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Re: line locks

Try a tow truck supply company. Tow trucks use them because line locks can act as parking brakes on all wheels. Very useful when winching/vehicle recovery.
Installing a line lock is easy, but requires you to disconnect and re route a brake line. You need to know about either flaring brake lines or installing new ones and bleeding brakes. As brakes are really important, let a pro do it if you are not sure.
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