Installing your brake lines are not difficult, but make sure you know where the clips are located.
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1. Article being reviewed...will come back to this one soon Brake Lines can be found by many of the G503 vendors, they are pre-formed and are pretty easy to install. In the TM 10-1513 manual, you see the brake diagram as shown here. The Red lines represent the metal lines and the blue lines represent the rubber lines that come with the kit. |
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2. Start the installation with the front S shaped fitting. Connect the brass fitting into the drum then the rubber hose. Here you see that the original is slightly bigger than the repo, but the repo fits well. |
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3. Continue down the front axle and connect the rubber hose to short metal tubing to the T connector. This will be a pretty tight fit so be careful not to bend the metal piece up. Also, connect the rubber hose to the TOP of the T. |
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4. Take the longer, formed, front axle piece and connect it to the T and move it around the front axle pumpkin. |
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5. Connect the line around the axle, to the rubber hose on the passenger side. Then connect the rubber hose to the S connector as you did previously on the driver side |
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6. Back to the driver side T junction, run the rubber hose over to the metal line and holder that will connect to the master cylinder. |
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7. Now, take the long line that you will run through the frame to the back crossmember. This take a little time to manipulate, so be patient. |
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9. Next, install the long rubber brake tube from this metal line in the crossmember, the the T junction on the rear axle. |
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10. Install the rear line(s) to each of the two rear wheel cylinders. |
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11. This article is under review .... |
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