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Don=2C
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It probably seems expensive to pay for a new wheel cyl. and new rear brake =
line when all you wanted to do was maybe rebuild the cyl. Check with Briti=
sh Car Specialists for the wheel cyl. and line and if they don't have the l=
ine then contact Doug Reid (Mr. Finespanner) for the rear brake line you ne=
ed. The whole thing will be around $100 I believe. Doug does a great job =
and if you are still stock everything connects perfectly.
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Good luck=2C
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George Haywood
'65 bj8
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> Subject: Re: [Healeys] Removing brake lines from Aluminum wheel/master cy=
linders
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> On Oct 2=2C 2009=2C at 1:49 PM=2C dgschwind@comcast.net wrote:
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>> Hi=2C Listers=2C
>>
>> B B B I just tried to remove a brake line from a rear wheel aluminum
>> cylinder. It wouldn't budge and since I was afraid of damaging the=20
>> cylinder=2C I
>> quit trying. Is there a safe technique or material application to=20
>> allow
>> removal? Another blow for using steel fittings in aluminum parts!=20
>> Would
>> appreciate your wisdom. Thanks=2C
>>
>> B B B B B B B B B B B B B DonB B BJ8B B Pandora
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