[FC] brake lines
Tom St.Amand
lumppytom at hotmail.com
Fri Dec 16 00:01:31 EST 2005
I just want to add that you are darn sure there is no cracks in your flair. Gas or brake lines are pretty important to get right the first time. I speak from experience after my first flair attempt in high school resulted in an engine fire. I only buy ready flared lines there really not that expensive if you are going to bend them yourself anyway.
Tom St. Amand
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Subject: RE: [FC] brake lines
Tim,
I've got the steps reversed from you, button first, then the cone.
I'm working from memory. Can anybody resolve this? Are you 100% sure on
that Tim?
Regards,
Joel
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Subject: Re: [FC] brake lines
the critical part of a double flare is how much line is left above the
holding block. this is determined by the edge of the little round double
flare
adapter. the line HAS to be exactly the hieght of the first step of the
button when
layed beside the line sticking up thru the adapter.the end also has to be
nice and square. then put a gentle first flare using the pointed tool. then
put
the button in the hole and collapse the flare into itself with the pointed
tool
on top of the button. do it slowly so it stays even and does not crack. it
takes practice but it works well. dont give up.
regards, tim colson
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