The Official Hot Rod Thread - Part 2: No Replacement For Displacement

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    That was out in the sunshine. It is dark Green almost black inside.

    This is in the sun......

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    mmm those lines.i love it
     

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    Started the other side of the truck this morning. The good news is the break line didn't fail going down the road. When I pulled the caliper off, I dropped it and it busted the hose/hardline fitting on the frame. The bleeders are snapped on the rear calipers too. And bets on what I DON'T have to replace by the time I'm done?


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    Started the other side of the truck this morning. The good news is the break line didn't fail going down the road. When I pulled the caliper off, I dropped it and it busted the hose/hardline fitting on the frame. The bleeders are snapped on the rear calipers too. And bets on what I DON'T have to replace by the time I'm done?


    :xmad: :xmad: :xmad:

    It is an 03 yes.
     

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    I found the hose/bracket/block for a decent price. But I need to get to the back to see if the caliper line come off easy. Then I'll know what parts I need to order. Surprisingly, the fittings on the front hose block came loose. :rockwoot: Right now, I consider that a win.
     

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    Here is what broke. (Circled) It is sold from Dodge as a whole bracket including the rear junction block. OEM part was $580. Their value part was $80. I found the hose for $20 that will work. I'll just cut the bracket off and not touch the rear junction block. Once I finish the front suspension, I'll head to the rear and see about the calipers.

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    ^ Yuck! I had a double flare tool and line bender somewhere. Loaned them out and forgot to whom. Damnit!
     

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    ^ Yuck! I had a double flare tool and line bender somewhere. Loaned them out and forgot to whom. Damnit!

    That's a factory joint. I couldn't flare it if I wanted to.
    I have the tools to do it if I need to but lately it seems it's all bubble flares. At least from what I've worked on.
     
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