BRAKE LINE REPLACEMENT TIPS 💪 🔧 💪 DODGE RAM 2500 PICKUP REAR BRAKE LINES
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- Опубліковано 7 вер 2024
- Rear Brake Line Replacement in a Dodge Pickup Truck showing methods to replace brake lines and tips for replacing brake lines while not discussing how to flare a brake line but showing some amazing brake line flares. Running brake lines is very similar no matter the make or model of your pickup so you could be searching for How to Replace Rear Brake Lines in a Ford pickup and find some great information here. How to Replace Rear Brake Lines in a Chevy Pickup will also apply because brake lines are brake lines.
Tools used in Video
SUR&R BR-EZ316 Brake Line Replacement Kit: amzn.to/37eM7u9
IRWIN Bolt Extractor Set, 13 Piece (54113): amzn.to/3j6EoB2
Fluid Film (3 Aerosol Cans) Rust & Corrosion Protection 11.75 Oz: amzn.to/36YSGkL
OTC 6720 Flare Nut Locking Pliers Set: amzn.to/35IizEM
GEARWRENCH Double Flaring Tool Kit - 41860: amzn.to/3KhFw0w
OTC 6514 Mini Heavy Duty Tubing Cutter: amzn.to/3x3Ryac
Mityvac MV8000: amzn.to/3NPY0Ya
Dent Fix Corporation Slim Line Plastic Rivet Gun DF-CT887: amzn.to/3NU7dib
Gates 91153 Hand-Held Hose Cutter: amzn.to/3x355Pj
SUR&R BB007 Brake Bleeder Removal Kit: amzn.to/3r2nMyU
SUR&R BRC7 Brake Line Washer Assortment Kit: amzn.to/3DJeg8M
SUR&R HC102 Positive Seal Hose Clamp Kit: amzn.to/3LNyKQL
SUR&R PFT409 Flaring Tool: amzn.to/3iBOrOl
SUR&R SRRRM21 Inside & Outside Tube Deburring Tool: amzn.to/36M9XwU
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ITEMS USED IN VIDEO:
SUR&R BR-EZ316 Brake Line Replacement Kit: amzn.to/37eM7u9
IRWIN Bolt Extractor Set, 13 Piece (54113): amzn.to/3j6EoB2
Fluid Film (3 Aerosol Cans) Rust & Corrosion Protection 11.75 Oz: amzn.to/36YSGkL
OTC 6720 Flare Nut Locking Pliers Set: amzn.to/35IizEM
GEARWRENCH Double Flaring Tool Kit - 41860: amzn.to/3KhFw0w
OTC 6514 Mini Heavy Duty Tubing Cutter: amzn.to/3x3Ryac
Mityvac MV8000: amzn.to/3NPY0Ya
Dent Fix Corporation Slim Line Plastic Rivet Gun DF-CT887: amzn.to/3NU7dib
Gates 91153 Hand-Held Hose Cutter: amzn.to/3x355Pj
SUR&R BB007 Brake Bleeder Removal Kit: amzn.to/3r2nMyU
SUR&R BRC7 Brake Line Washer Assortment Kit: amzn.to/3DJeg8M
SUR&R HC102 Positive Seal Hose Clamp Kit: amzn.to/3LNyKQL
SUR&R PFT409 Flaring Tool: amzn.to/3iBOrOl
SUR&R SRRRM21 Inside & Outside Tube Deburring Tool: amzn.to/36M9XwU
Fine Lines Replacement Automotive Lines: www.sstubes.com/
*As an Amazon affiliate I may earn a small commission if purchase through Amazon using the link above. Thank you for your support.
I am currently cutting all my lines out on my 2006 2500 ram rod and replacing them with steel braided lines and copper nickel . Similar to a race Truck 😂 I am done removing that tank just to replace the same line over and over .. It's a absolutely ridiculous designand job to do in the driveway . . And then once you start the process . If you live in the northern states you better be ready to replace every line from front to back . Probably one of the most horrible brake repair jobs to do as a normal dude in the driveway by far .
That bolt extractor set is sweet!! Any other suggestions for must-have mechanicery tools?! Thanks 🙏 😊
Thanks for your video, it's been the only one I have found with the same issue at rear connections brake lines.
I'm pretty sure it's a common failure point for many pickups. A lot of salt under there.
Nice video definitely helped me out....Thanks.....
stainless steel brake lines should be a manufacturer option, in my opinion.
It should be mandatory, costless than another tv screen on the truck
That’s a nice kit of fittings etc
Did you try to put any coatings on the nicopp lines ?
You are correct that is super awkward and hard on your body to work up under there, the older you get the worse that gets
The nickel copper lines don't need coatings. They may turn green but are supposed to either not rust or rust more slowly.
Where did you buy the valve/splitter from?
Great video I have the same truck I hope you'll do a series on your truck check your fuel tank straps they break at weird times two from salt I love fluid film you may need to apply it twice in those spots has it collects Dustin works even better
It's an awesome truck! I've already done both fuel tank straps and a lot of other stuff that goes with age. I figure rather than repair someone else's junk I'll fix a truck with a known history. There are a bunch of videos about repairs on the truck on the chnnel if you're interested. Thanks for watching!
@@CTSCAPER I would be interested in watching those other videos I hear a fast fuel pump is good too cuz being injector pump with burnout if it ever loses fuel pressure costing big money to fix I know a friend of mine has one in Connecticut with 50,000 original miles completely rust-free always garage plastic still on the interior
@@chuckb9867 I wish I garaged my truck in the winter or undercoated it yearly. I replaced the lift pump a few years ago with the OEM pump. I'm pretty sure it hadn't been working for years, when I changed the fuel filter and bumped the starter it didn't prime the filter. I check fuel pressure every oil change now and know I can change the lift pump in 2-3 hours for around $100 if I need to. My truck doesn't do any heavy work anymore so luckily no problems when the fuel pump wasn't working.
@@CTSCAPER just so you know I plan on sandblasting my frame and painting it with rust Destroyer paint I used it on my construction equipment bulldozer antop colored it with John Deere yellow it's held up great
@@CTSCAPER I was wondering one day why my tank was lower on one side, come to find out my rear tank strap had rusted completely, replaced only the one. I better replace the front one. the cost of living in the rusty northeast.😄
Did you build a new bracket or biy one from somewhere?
That took me a few hours but was do-able once I looked at it for a while.
Nice!
Thanks Kevin!
You're going to have to get a line wrench dude
ive got a 2001 and mine is a 1500 it broke in about the same place and your 2 days ago.
It seems like a common failure point on all pickups, no matter the brand. I hope the repairs either went, or go, well.
Where did you buy the old flaring tool?
Hi, Great video, I broke my vent tube trying to remove mine, you said you got yours from Rockauto do you have a part number for it? Thanks.
Here is a link to the part I bought for my truck on Rock Auto www.rockauto.com/en/moreinfo.php?pk=7765976&pt=1000379&jsn=1 . Rock auto doesn't list it under the name of the truck. You can use the part number to find it either somewhere else online or at your local parts store. Please TRIPLE check for fit when you get the part. There are many different variations of automotive parts and you don't want to mess up your axle. Good luck!
@@CTSCAPER Ordered it thanks.
@@717273mopar I busted the one on my old Ford, to my surprise the local partshouse had them on the shelf (dorman)
Are those double flare or bubble flare? I had a dodge durango and the brake lines were all Bubble flared?
I believe they are metric lines if they are bubbled, I just got rid of a Durango now I’m glad I didn’t have to mess with those
What size is the brake line you flared?
3/16”
I bet your neck feels great to.. I know mine feels like I just rode a bull and got landed on my head
little suggestion. guys coming here dont want to hear s whole bunch of babbling just get to the point and do the work. i dont have time for all this bla bla bla you guys that make these videos love to hear yourselves talk
The devil is in the details, he mentioned a few things that I noted - at least he didn’t go on about disconnect battery, wear safety glasses etc