pcguy760

I just discovered a "pinhole" leak on one of my steel brake lines that go from the proportioning valve to the rear right brake cylinder. The leak is a few inches away from the proportioning valve and if I have someone press on the brakes I can see a very faint stream of brake fluid...

So what should I do? Can I just sandpaper it down and solder the pinhole or do I have to absolutely get a whole new line?

john666

maybe a tiny spot weld ?

pimpinblackcivic

best just to buy a new line...not worth the gamble imo

ke98248

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uneek360

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The best thing you could ! Why risk having brake failure ( if possible ) and putting your life and other's in danger ?

Heretic:Si

i suggest you replace it...

del_slow420

replace there cheap and u can get them already bent online.. ill find the page i was just looking at brake lines for my sol cause i took out the abs cause it didnt work


heres the site.. hondapartscheap.com

pcguy760

Thanks everyone! I will get the brand new line then and be done with it - besides its a pain in the butt to work on those brake lines with the H22A IN the car (it's currently out) so I might as well get it done right.

pcguy760

Hey man - majestichonda is cheaper

c1v1c98

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That is where I get all of my OEM parts. Good service.

pcguy760