Replacing a Master Cylinder Hard Line

[Living in the Past]

Any idea where I can find that one line? I've not had any luck locating one.

Looking at the diagram I show a small tube up at the master and then the two tubes that go down to the right side frame rail. Part number is 4731560240. Can't guarantee it correct but diagram shows it at the master cylinder. Comes up NLA in many places. Amayama shows it available for cheap, $6.27. Calling it tube, front brake, no 5. Cheap enough would give it a try. Been hit or miss ordering parts from them that are NLA in other places.

 

[charliemeyer007]

Mark's Off Road is my guess Call him (818) 953-9230

 

[Pighead]

Who is "Mark"?

See post #15...and his sig line

"A carbureted man in a fuel injected world. my website: Marks Off Road Home Page - https://marksoffroad.net/index2.html
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[zerotreedelta]

If you don't have luck, I still have leftover fittings and line on the shelf, probably a short job to knock one out. I did run mine to the pax side of the master as an easier bend, not really sure why Toyota took the route underneath and then over like they did.

 

[Spike Strip]

"Mark" is Mark of Mark's Off Road - 65swb45 who posted above.

He has the part you need.

Though as others have suggested, if that line was rotted enough to break, you probably need to address more than just that line

Mark's Off Road

Marks Off Road Home Page

Mark's Off Road, home of the Ruftoys offers new, used, and rebuilt parts and accessories for the FJ40 Toyota Landcruiser. Full service and restoration-quality work available for everything we sell.

marksoffroad.net

 

[pb4ugo]

Who is "Mark"? I'll follow up with whomever you suggest.

@65swb45 , he's old school you have to call him and leave a message. Post #15 in this thread. IDK, If he can help.

 

[FJ4013]

Soak fittings with Kroil for several days. Use the flair fitting wrenches. Copper Nickel solid lines kits are available - you can make them lines yourself - threads and vids are around. Braided stainless hose could work - it will have a softer pedal due to more flex than solid lines.

Earlier this year I put on a new clutch master and slave. It came with a longer braided stainless hose that replaced the OEM soft and hard line. I can't tell any difference even though the hose is like 3' longer than the stock 2 piece u

That proportioning valve probably stopped working years ago.

What makes you think that? I have a replacement hard line on the way but is there a way to tell if the proportioning valve no longer works? Is it as simple as getting the truck up to speed and hitting the brakes to see if the rears lock up?

 

[WarDamnEagle]

I left a voicemail for someone today who called about this exact part. View attachment 4021408

Who is "Mark"? I'll follow up with whomever you suggest.

See above