M35A2 front brake hose replacement.
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- Опубликовано: 11 сен 2024
- How to replace a front brake hose at the wheel end.
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Keep up the great work Garrett, I had a tough time myself about a week 1/2 ago , lost my sister to Pancraitic cancer. I remember your video of your family member loss to cancer also.
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I would also highly recommend changing the hard lines as well, I had one rupture or split down the side about 5 years ago with no sign of rust or fatigue, I was climbing a refuge pile and started to spin at the crest, stood on the brakes to put it in reverse and to the floor went the pedal and off the refuge pile I went backwards, I used the hand park brake and gently eased off the clutch a little to help stop the truck since the tranny was still in forward. I was able to limp the truck home about 15 miles with the park brake and gearing down. Needless to say my truck got ALL new lines and fittings.
Thanks very good as usually, glad you sold it, mad money, spend it on the other one, Joe G.
Did mine yesterday, took the 15/16 off first and slid it down the line and left it there. Then disconnected it. That way theres no forgetting it goes on first and no chance of cross threading. Looks like your missing the spring and clamp that holds it out of the way of your rim
Yes, but it wasn't missing anymore when I finished the job.
@@tacticalrepair I seen that
You gonna do a breakline bleed video ?
Already have
it aint too hard tbh. just bleed the air pack, then right rear, left rear,right middle ,left middle then right front and left front. the harder thing to do is adjust the brake pedal /master cylinder so your truck has the proper pedal travel. i use a 2liter soda bottle and a clear rubber hose to the bleeder screw so i can bleed the brakes by myself most expensive thing is the hose and thats only like 3$ lol
john dowe I’ve never done it... thanks for the tips ...
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Tactical Repair thank you for the link buddy
Do you know of any manufacturer who makes a better brake line aftermarket?
Not anymore.