Are you still making videos? This was super informative. I have a 2002 F-250 CCLB 4WD and I have a hole in the line running to the rear brakes. I can't take off my gas tank as I don't have a lift or your set-up. What do you suggest if I want to run whole length 1/4" tube behind the tank? Try releasing the 4 threaded nuts on the rear 3/16 but one was really seized up. Now I have to buy a flex hose that goes directly to the caliper. I might as well change all the 3/16 that traverse the rear axle.
I have a 97 Ford F3 50 I replaced all brake lines stainless steel with in-line tubing but having trouble bleeding the brakes up do you have any suggestions?
Start at the farthest wheel away from the brake reservoir. You can crack the bleeder and let it gravity bleed. This will take a bit of time and make sure the reservoir stays full. Complete process on all the wheels. Also you can do this using a power bleeder ran by air from harbor firefight. It will be more quicker. Thanks
Thank you for making this video!!!
Are you still making videos? This was super informative. I have a 2002 F-250 CCLB 4WD and I have a hole in the line running to the rear brakes. I can't take off my gas tank as I don't have a lift or your set-up. What do you suggest if I want to run whole length 1/4" tube behind the tank? Try releasing the 4 threaded nuts on the rear 3/16 but one was really seized up. Now I have to buy a flex hose that goes directly to the caliper. I might as well change all the 3/16 that traverse the rear axle.
Where can I get that front cross over line that goes under the engine? I can’t find it anywhere.
Ebay is where i found all of mine
I have a 97 Ford F3 50 I replaced all brake lines stainless steel with in-line tubing but having trouble bleeding the brakes up do you have any suggestions?
Start at the farthest wheel away from the brake reservoir. You can crack the bleeder and let it gravity bleed. This will take a bit of time and make sure the reservoir stays full. Complete process on all the wheels. Also you can do this using a power bleeder ran by air from harbor firefight. It will be more quicker. Thanks