I am trying to do my rear drum brakes for my 91 cruiser. When I got the one side off, I noticed that there was some seeping brake fluid on the brake cylinder. I pulled the cylinder off, and I replaced that. I put everything back together, and I was trying to perform a bleeding of the lines. I started with the back right,(which had the new cylinder), and I'm seeing a drip from where the brake line nut hist the cylinder. I'm wondering if there is anything I have to service on the end of the brake line,or is the line and nut just damaged, and I now have to consider changing the whole line(which would suck). It looks like the fluid is coming from the top of the nut(where the brake line comes in) rather than on the bottom where it compresses to the cylinder. When I tighten the hard line to the back of the cylinder, it definitely seems to buckle a little bit, which is worrisome. I tried pulling it off, and re-tightening, but it doesn't seem to help. HEre is a pic of the end of the line.
Any thoughts on things I could try, or look at?
Sony,
Any thoughts on things I could try, or look at?
Sony,