fluid change and braided lines. help
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fluid change and braided lines. help
hi,
Is there any tips on changing to braided lines?
Do i just change them to new ones and then bleed as usual?
cheers in advance
Is there any tips on changing to braided lines?
Do i just change them to new ones and then bleed as usual?
cheers in advance
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Yep, that's what I did. Make sure you use the new copper washers at the caliper ends and get yourself a proper brake spanner to undo the brake pipes or you'll be at risk of rounding them off.
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The one I used was 10mm one end and 11mm the other - can't remember which of those sizes it was. Think all brake spanners are the same, Halfords do them for a few quid.
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halfords just down the road from me. i can get an excahnge quite easily!
cheers anyways.
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The banjo bolt just needs a normal socket/ring spanner, not a brake union spanner (you'll need one of those for the other end of the brake line).
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