Brake lines (2 Viewers)

[Peacefulhulk]

Does anyone have a recommendation on a reputable shop or individual who can install new brake lines on a 1969 FJ40? I live in Southern California.

Thanks

 

[charliemeyer007]

It's not all that hard. Put Kroil for a few days to let it work, then use the flare wrench to help prevent damage to the fittings.

 

[Peacefulhulk]

It's not all that hard. Put Kroil for a few days to let it work, then use the flare wrench to help prevent damage to the fittings.

Everyone says that, but unfortunately, I would rather stay "in my lane" and let a professional work on it since I do not have the time. I would likely get frustrated and angry, forcing the evil Hulk to come out and break something else. I would rather pay someone to do it.

 

[Skreddy]

Mark’s Offroad in Burbank. Not sure if it’s south enough but that’d be my recommendation. @65swb45

 

[charliemeyer007]

I understand brake and exhaust work can be very frustrating. I'm thinking my next tool will be some sort if small induction heater.