goodridge brake hose fitting
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how the fook are you supposed to secure them to the inner wing?
the original (well mine had) uses a spring clip that slots into the groove on the fitting, the replacements dont have this and there isnt enough thread to put washers either side and a nut and still get the brake line on
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the original (well mine had) uses a spring clip that slots into the groove on the fitting, the replacements dont have this and there isnt enough thread to put washers either side and a nut and still get the brake line on
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pon its the flexi hose, goes nowhere near caliper!!!
inner wing to strut
have just made (let tim make) some new lines from strut to caliper
inner wing to strut
have just made (let tim make) some new lines from strut to caliper
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yes front
the copper line does
![](https://img.photobucket.com/albums/0803/mattbell/DSCF0051.jpg)
its where the flexi passes through the inner wing (where the hose meets the line that runs to the abs accumulator) thats the problem
the copper line does
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its where the flexi passes through the inner wing (where the hose meets the line that runs to the abs accumulator) thats the problem
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what the ??
i replaced mine too some while ago and i just screwed
the stainless hoses into both front calipers.
Just put some washers on each side of the inner wing to secure them.
that's what i did and it works just perfect.
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i replaced mine too some while ago and i just screwed
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Just put some washers on each side of the inner wing to secure them.
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that's what i did and it works just perfect.
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Originally Posted by Matt
only done one side as rain stopped play
will try other one direct to caliper and see if theres enough length![Top](https://passionford.com/forum/images/smilies/smile011.gif)
will try other one direct to caliper and see if theres enough length
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Originally Posted by RichardPON
Originally Posted by dingy
Pon caliper fittings are either banjo or swivel - that is neither ![007](https://passionford.com/forum/images/smilies/bond.gif)
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How do you screw a solid pipe into a fixed caliper.....
Explain how this is incorrect and and think about it.
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You screw it into the caliper first and tighten it. You then fit the other end into the mounting bracket and secure it with a nut. Then you screw the swivel fitting on the steel brake pipe to the pipe and tighten. Finally, bleed all the air out.
A lot of standard rubber flexi hoses have no swivel ends either, not just on Fords..
A lot of standard rubber flexi hoses have no swivel ends either, not just on Fords..
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Originally Posted by DazC
You screw it into the caliper first and tighten it. You then fit the other end into the mounting bracket and secure it with a nut. Then you screw the swivel fitting on the steel brake pipe to the pipe and tighten. Finally, bleed all the air out.
A lot of standard rubber flexi hoses have no swivel ends either, not just on Fords..
A lot of standard rubber flexi hoses have no swivel ends either, not just on Fords..
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Care to retract your statement then Dingston?
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Originally Posted by Matt
no pal same length, maybe an inch longer tops
doubt it would allow enough travel in the shocks if i connected it direct
doubt it would allow enough travel in the shocks if i connected it direct
I have just done that job
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Bollox attached wrong quote
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My Focus ones have the groove in for the clip to secure them on the car, but once the clips are in they're loose as fook, I'm just hoping for the best!
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