need a second opinion
What's up guys. I recently bought an accord coupe from some Guy. I already swaped a jdm h22 along with tranny. I was so into the swap that I didn't even bother mess with the brakes. Now today I filled the brake fluid reservoir and I quickly saw it drain out. I looked under the car and it was squirtin out under the gas tank. It seems like someone had Mickey moused it with something. Should I just slide some power steering hose over it and clamp it? Or just replace the whole line
I know replacing the line would be better but I'm not trying to go threw all that
Basically I. Just want to know if my idea would work
I know replacing the line would be better but I'm not trying to go threw all that
Basically I. Just want to know if my idea would work
What's up guys. I recently bought an accord coupe from some Guy. I already swaped a jdm h22 along with tranny. I was so into the swap that I didn't even bother mess with the brakes. Now today I filled the brake fluid reservoir and I quickly saw it drain out. I looked under the car and it was squirtin out under the gas tank. It seems like someone had Mickey moused it with something. Should I just slide some power steering hose over it and clamp it? Or just replace the whole line
I know replacing the line would be better but I'm not trying to go threw all that
Basically I. Just want to know if my idea would work
I know replacing the line would be better but I'm not trying to go threw all that
Basically I. Just want to know if my idea would work
Anything short of either a steel line or a steel reinforced flex hose is NOT rated for the pressures that a brake system generates.
Do it correctly and you'll be able to enjoy that H22 for a whole lot longer.
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