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08-01-2023, 10:23 AM | #1 |
Driver
Drives: 2008 Yaris LE Join Date: Oct 2020
Location: Barrie, Ontario, Canada
Posts: 12
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Rear Brake Line Replacement
Hi ya!
I have a 2008 4 door hatchback sitting in the garage for 3 years (no rust on body) so decided to revive it and installed new front and rear brake pads, rotors and working calipers all greased up. Went to test the brakes and the rusted rear steel brake lines burst on both sides near the rear axle!!! I now bought an exact donor car that recently had the rear steel lines from front (master cylinder) to back (rubber brake hoses) replaced and would like to transfer these over to mine. Question is where should I disconnect the front part of the lines - at the master cylinder where they are easier to reach (and less rusty) or the connections found about a foot lower than the former but rustier and trickier? I know I need to torch connections like hell before using any tools so any advice will help to make the job less painful :) Thanks. |
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