While putting my rear springs in, somehow I cut open the metal line on the back of the wheel cylinder and am leaking brake fluid. Can anybody find a part number for that line that's broken? It only seems to be like a foot long or less till it meets a rubber hose at a bracket. I'm having a hard time explaining it, I'm hoping somebody knows what I mean, I can't seem to find what i'm looking for. Idk if I can just use regular brake line to replace that or what

And during all this my buddy was stepping on my drum to give me more room to slide the spring on, and he pulled on my quarter panel and ripped a chunk of bondo off ruined my day lol..

 

the hardline at the drum?

#12 and #15

http://www.hondaautomotiveparts.com/...+LINES+%281%29

 

Perfect excuse to do a rear disc conversion.

 

yes indeed! and pick up some ep3 rotors, calipers and brackets so youll have rear brakes bigger than the fronts like my crappy *** car lol

 

I've thought about doing the rear disc conversion but I'm not really ready for that money wise, Im in the middle of building my lsvtec, and I'm going to have to fix the body cause it's going to drive me crazy now..


And yes #12 is it, thank you very much for that diagram

 

40 FREAK DOLLARS!!!! And that's not even the retail price. Go to the junkyard and pull it off any 92-95 civic with drum. Make sure to use the correct tool. ---> flare nut wrench.

 

Or just go buy some preflared tubing with ends and bend it yourself for about $5 - $10.

 

Probably the route I'm going to take, I work at a dealership and I had parts call Honda, 43$ and it'd be here tomorrow. Screw that, I'm making my own. I was having fitment issues with the brake line and the shock anyway, I'll make my own line I guess.

Thank you all