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Old May 5th, 2019, 03:06 AM
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Default Re: Brake line restoration

I would replace any line that is questionable. The clutch line has a rubber hose section that could have collapsed or deteriorated. You could take the old one to a place that makes hydraulic lines and fittings, or you could order a new one from
Inline Tube. I like to fabricate my own brake lines using Nicopp copper/nickel tubing. Advance Auto and possibly O'Reillys carries it. You would need a good quality double flaring tool and then practice to learn how to make good flared ends.
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