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Bigblock396 Oct 31, 2007 11:29 PM

Broken Brake Lines!!!
 
So I was going home one particular evening when a deer jumped out and I slammed on my brakes. In doing so, my brake light came on and my pedal went to the floor. after i stopped ( I have little brakes) I find a puddle under the drivers side door. The rubber line is blown open. Is there any easy fix??? what should I do? My front brakes still work fine, just spongy pedal.

swartlkk Nov 1, 2007 07:01 AM

RE: Broken Brake Lines!!!
 
Replace the affected component(s). Simple as that. Once you have the repair completed, bleed the brakes.

I definitely would not recommend driving your truck with a failed or failing brake hydraulic system.

Bigblock396 Nov 1, 2007 08:46 AM

RE: Broken Brake Lines!!!
 
ok, after further inspection, the steel brake line rusted out on the drivers side in between the driver and passenger door. I have to replace the whole length of the line right? Any and all advice is greatly appreciated!

Burlisonm Nov 1, 2007 11:49 AM

RE: Broken Brake Lines!!!
 
As far as I know you do have to replace the whole line, you can get with a parts store and they should be able to get you one that is already made for the year of your truck.......I'm pretty sure

Burlisonm Nov 1, 2007 11:50 AM

RE: Broken Brake Lines!!!
 
What year is it? Is it steel from one end to another? If so I had to replace a line on my old blazer (93) andit was late so be bought a steel line and bent it to match and it worked and did not leak for 4 years until I go rid of it.

swartlkk Nov 1, 2007 11:51 AM

RE: Broken Brake Lines!!!
 
If you can find good line before and after the bad section, then you can cut and flare the original line, splicing in a replacement piece to cut down on the cost. But flaring old brake lines can be problematic...

And you could just replace the whole line, bending up a straight replacement line (or lines) to get the job done.

Bigblock396 Nov 1, 2007 02:48 PM

RE: Broken Brake Lines!!!
 
Ok, thank you so much for all your input!


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