Help,



somehow our fitting got stripped on the passenger side front caliper. We're in need of the lower hard brakes lines with 10mm fittings for the front of an S5 TII 4 pot caliper. Preferably both sides, if possible a passenger side caliper as well for safe measure.



preferably in the nj area, or anyone know of a junkyard in NJ that has 7's in it?



kevin.

OOOO SEE I'VE GOTEM BUT THERE NOT IN THE SHAPE WHERE I WANT TO GIVE THEM TO YOU AND I JUST GOT ALL NEW CAILIPERS FRONT AND BACK FOR 10 BUCKS A PEICE (HOOK UPS)

calipers go for $400 what the **** did you do steal them?



anyway your response is of no help, please refrain from doing so in the future.



kevin.

you can if you really want to get a fitting and with a flaring tool

fix the line on the car. You can also run a whole new line and with

a flaring tool put a new end on both sides. New brake lines are

dirt cheap and they have the fittings as well, a cheap flaring tool is less then $20. So all told a new brake line will run you like $30.



I broke the end of my brake line on my Cherokee once, I was going to run a whole new line but it went from one side of the passenger compartment, under the engine, THRU THE FRAME, then out to the caliper, I measured it and it was like 80" long or some **** with alot of bends in it. Soooooooo I bought one new fitting and the flare tool, for less then $20 and less then 20 minutes I fixed my brake line, fast forward 5 years later and the thing is holding up fine.

not $400 weirdo... $40 for all four corners

he is saying how did you get all that for $40



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went to junkyard, got new lines for front off a convertible.



Rob: went to 002 auto parts said they couldn't replicate the fitting cause it's metric and not US Standard, but we did try that method at first.



kevin.

a parts place that sells more import parts might have had

one, but anyhow your problem is solved- good going.