brake line routing on the G506
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brake line routing on the G506
Does anyone have photos of the routing of the brake lines from the Master cylinder to the hydrovac for the G506?
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Re: brake line routing on the G506
So is it attached to the body or the transfercase cross member?
Mine was free floating from the MC to the Hydrovac in the general direction as the diagram. this just didnt seem right to me
Mine was free floating from the MC to the Hydrovac in the general direction as the diagram. this just didnt seem right to me
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Re: brake line routing on the G506
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Thanks for the Photos. I am working the brake lines now and these photos will help greatly
Chad
Thanks for the Photos. I am working the brake lines now and these photos will help greatly
Chad
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Re: brake line routing on the G506
Where can I guy a G506 hydrovac like the one in the picture?????
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Re: brake line routing on the G506
Kelly. It looks great!
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Re: brake line routing on the G506
Thanks! There are all kinds of tools available to make bending and forming brake lines much easier.
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