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kezbo1981 Member Since: 20 Jan 2015 Location: Evesham, Worc Posts: 334 |
There are two parts of hard line on the rear of these, one pair of long sections running from the front nearside wheel arch to the rear corners and then a short section of hard line strapped to the suspension arm between two flexible hoses. Easy enough job to replace, I've done mine while the car was on axle stands. |
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24th Jan 2020 1:58pm |
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bleeperman Member Since: 01 Nov 2012 Location: lancs and Anglesey Posts: 109 |
These being mild steel are they shippable parts? |
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24th Jan 2020 2:08pm |
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Cam-Tech-Craig Member Since: 03 Aug 2011 Location: Gloucestershire Posts: 16294 |
Replace the original steel pipes with copper pipe and that should last the life of the car, then replace the flexi pipes with new from the MD or alike... |
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24th Jan 2020 2:24pm |
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bleeperman Member Since: 01 Nov 2012 Location: lancs and Anglesey Posts: 109 |
That's what I thought but the local seems to think its not a standard set up? |
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24th Jan 2020 2:40pm |
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kezbo1981 Member Since: 20 Jan 2015 Location: Evesham, Worc Posts: 334 |
Appeared pretty standard to me. I'd have thought you can get steel sets from LR, or as Craig says us copper or cunifer. |
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24th Jan 2020 3:29pm |
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TomCobbly Member Since: 29 Jun 2016 Location: Guildford Posts: 122 |
I read somewhere that you shouldn't use copper with antilock brakes as the pulsing can case harden the copper. Cunifer is fine apparently 2011 4.4 TDV8 Vogue SE
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24th Jan 2020 3:34pm |
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darrenm Member Since: 06 Jan 2015 Location: chorley Posts: 182 |
Juat make new ones up using Cunifer and new flexible pipes easy |
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24th Jan 2020 3:45pm |
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bleeperman Member Since: 01 Nov 2012 Location: lancs and Anglesey Posts: 109 |
Ta
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24th Jan 2020 3:46pm |
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