What size brake line?

[Frank]

What size brake line and what is the fitting where the brake line meets the flexible brake line in the front of a 87 CSX?

Thanks,
Frank

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And the fitting at the proportioning valve for that same line.

Thanks,
Frank

[turbovanman²]

3/16 line, 3/8x24 fittings, inverted flare.

[Frank]

Are both front lines at the proportioning valve that same 3/8-24 fitting or is one of them 7/16?

[turbovanman²]

I believe they are all the same size, I have one kicking around, I'll check.

[135sohc]

Are both front lines at the proportioning valve that same 3/8-24 fitting or is one of them 7/16?

The front passenger side line is 7/16-24 at the prop valve.

Do you need a new brake line ?

[Frank]

Thanks! I just bought some brake line to bend in on both sides. I will need to get an adapter then at the prop valve.

[cordes]

Thanks! I just bought some brake line to bend in on both sides. I will need to get an adapter then at the prop valve.

Did you get the cu-ni stuff?

[Frank]

just the basic napa line

[cordes]

just the basic napa line

Booooo!

[135sohc]

Frank I've got a bender and a real flaring tool if you wanna meet up sometime and make new lines from one piece of stock and have it be the exact length without cobbling something together. I would just need a secured vise to mount it in.

[cordes]

Frank I've got a bender and a real flaring tool if you wanna meet up sometime and make new lines from one piece of stock and have it be the exact length without cobbling something together. I would just need a secured vise to mount it in.

What bending tool do you use?

[135sohc]

What bending tool do you use?

http://www.harborfreight.com/1-8-eig...der-94571.html

It has its limitations but does work for most bends.

[cordes]

Thanks for the link. I had a hydraulics friend back when that had the mother of all tubing benders and I didn't catch the make. I could make a curly Q out of tube with that thing all day long. I know they're expensive, but I'd like to look into one.

[135sohc]

Imperial is the big one that comes to mind. I have seen others that will bend tighter but there limited to one size only tools and not as nice to use.

http://www.stridetool.com/tools/hose_tubingtools/tubebenders_01.html

[cordes]

Imperial is the big one that comes to mind. I have seen others that will bend tighter but there limited to one size only tools and not as nice to use.

http://www.stridetool.com/tools/hose_tubingtools/tubebenders_01.html

Thanks for the info. A couple of those look similar to what I had used. Those had the swivel handle too.