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most parts stores dont sell metal fuel lines that long.. you can use metal brake lines though(same thing) these are different diameters so you need to take samples in to insure the right sizes are given to you..make sure to get longer than you measure by at least one foot measure carefully..
so let me get this straight-you had a brake line that rusted through and you are replacing it from like the rear block that separates the rear wheels to the abs unit and you lose which line is which when it passes around a body mount and goes up the firewall. what I would do is push and or pull that line-take it out of the clips that hold it along the way-tracking until you reach your destination-brake lines are a nasty job-ask your auto parts guy about the newer more flexible brake line that can be bent by hand-they are wonder full-also I make all the connections up with a flanger flair tool and you should get a small pipe cutter so so the ends will be nice and straight-cheers Denny
Very easy, just going to need some simple hand tools. Possible a torx 55 bit for the front caliper pins and some sort of c clamp to push pistons back. Be sure to lube your slide up well to keep them from rusting up.
you have to fix the problem with ur brakes- first check the wiring ,connectors and connection clips to the abs sensors and modulator if looks ok than have truck scanned some auto stores such as auto zone / advanced auto do it for free the code will give u a start point towards fixing ur problem--visual inspection of brakes doesnt always show problem
It saves your transmission from costly repairs. The little bit of fuel you think you may save by not using it, will certainly not outweigh that big bill for new transmission. Saves transmission from shifting up & down too much.
Hi Tora, Go to the back brakes. This is where the prob could be. But with you bleeding the brakes, the peddle has went beyond its normal travel causing the rubbers in the master cylinder to get messed up. Happens too often! Replace the master cylinder 'after' you had a good look at the back! Frankster016
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