REPLACE Bumped Brake Hoses QUICKLY! Land Rover Discovery 4 LR4

🔧 Rev Up Your Brake Game! 🚗💨 Welcome back, fellow auto enthusiasts! Today, we're diving into the nitty-gritty of Land Rover Discovery 4 or LR4 maintenance - it's time to swap out those rear and bumped brake hoses!
🚨 Safety First! 🚨 One of my hoses decided to throw a little tantrum with a dent, and trust me, that's a recipe for disaster. Imagine losing your brakes on the road! 😱 So, buckle up and join me in this crucial brake intervention.
🛠️ DIY Made Easy! 🛠️ This repair job is surprisingly simple - just two fittings and two brackets per hose stand between you and a safer ride. I'll guide you through the process step by step, making it a breeze for even the novice gearheads out there.
⚠️ Pro Tips and Pitfalls! ⚠️ Watch out for the brake line booby traps! I'll share essential precautions to keep in mind, ensuring that your brake lines stay squeaky clean. We don't want any unwanted hitchhikers like dirt or debris causing chaos in your vehicle's braking system.
🔧 Bleed and Breathe Easy! 🔧 Once the swap is complete, don't hit the road just yet! We'll wrap things up by bleeding the brakes and topping off the brake fluid reservoir. After all, we want your brakes performing at their peak, right?
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🔧 Ready to roll? Let's get wrenching! 💪🚗
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[@rberkel1]

Good to see you replaced the hoses. Some tips:
- clean everything before working on the brake lines in order to prevent dirt ingress.
- use a brake line wrench and not a standard open ended spanner in order to prevent rounding of the brake line inverted flare fitting. Yours were easy to loosen but espacially in areas where road salt is used they can be difficult to loosen due to corrosion.
- clean all the areas well where brake fluid is spilled. It will dissolve the paint and could cause corrosion on the bear metal. Use water because brake fluid is easily washed off with water. Brake fluid is hygroscopic and absorbes water over time and that is the reason you need to change it every 3 years. Brake cleaner will not remove brake fluid.
Furthermore I would like to say that the brake bleeding procedure you did is not correct. Do it the conventional way (2 man job, lots of videos out there how to do that) or use a pressure bleeder (1 man job, lots of video's out there on how to do that). There is also a brake bleeding procedure for the Discovery LR3 / Discovery LR4 ABS unit. See the workshop manual and you can use the IID Tool or any oder OBDII device that support this. This is especially important if the ABS unit needs to be bled. Should not be necessary if you only replace the brake hoses.

[@tyronemessiah4479]

Nice job Peter. Thank you for sharing. Ty

[@valentinalexandru2579]

Excellent job. Thank you, Peter. I have to do it, too. Now I know how.