The long steel or copper lines... having a horrible time snapping the new line back into the plastic brackets. I had to bend and pry the old one out, but can't get the new line to snap in on several of them beside the fuel lines. Please help me irl
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The long steel or copper lines... having a horrible time snapping the new line back into the plastic brackets. I had to bend and pry the old one out, but can't get the new line to snap in on several of them beside the fuel lines. Please help me irl
yes, in my mustang. didn't have your problem though it didn't use platic clips. plastic gets brittle when it's old you may need to replace them
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Originally Posted by Wendy <3
If i was a steffies I'd lay around and cry to some foreign guy about needing work done to the vehicle he bought me
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Originally Posted by maks
If only they were brittle. They won't even break with a hammer and screwdriver being nailed into them. I'm probably gonna try filing them down slightly and do some other nigger rigging hammering them in with a rubber hammer and notched wooden dowel
mine used metal clips that were screwed to the chassis
Mine were rusted the most on every plastic clip which was supposed to prevent that in the first place
get a fox body mustang the brake lines are p easy
I hardly see any now that aren't in really poor condition around here these days