I noticed a crack on my hardline (rear left side) and need to replace it. Does anyone know what the part number is?
Thank you!
Thank you!
Part number for rear brake line?, 93 Land Cruiser
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doughboy
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It looks like it's 47327-60080, but that looks like it's for a 92-95 80 series w/abs. But I've been known to be wrong. But you can also make your own hard line.
I made my own hard line for the front line on my 81. It wasn't bad at all. Bent it all by hand, but you can get a bender.
I made my own hard line for the front line on my 81. It wasn't bad at all. Bent it all by hand, but you can get a bender.
I second bending the brake line up yourself. It’s so easy, even a girl can do it.
Just kidding, but it is easy and relatively inexpensive to do yourself. I helped bend up and install all new hard lines in our ‘75 fj40. You can get good NiCop line, flaring tool and bender for tight angles off Amazon delivered to your door in a couple days. Here’s what I used, most of the items came recommended off of this forum.
I was pretty proud of my work, as I had never bent up brake lines before, but most of it is pretty self explanatory after one YouTube tutorial. I also know that they sell straight flared lines with the nuts at Napa at certain lengths, so you just measure and bend to match the line you take off. Good luck!
Just kidding, but it is easy and relatively inexpensive to do yourself. I helped bend up and install all new hard lines in our ‘75 fj40. You can get good NiCop line, flaring tool and bender for tight angles off Amazon delivered to your door in a couple days. Here’s what I used, most of the items came recommended off of this forum.
I was pretty proud of my work, as I had never bent up brake lines before, but most of it is pretty self explanatory after one YouTube tutorial. I also know that they sell straight flared lines with the nuts at Napa at certain lengths, so you just measure and bend to match the line you take off. Good luck!
