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Old Oct 31, 2010 | 02:24 PM
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how the hell do i remove the block thats on the rear axle? i got new crown industrial brake line extenders but i dont know how to get the old one off.
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Old Oct 31, 2010 | 02:49 PM
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small bolt in center of mine
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Where the breather tube is there is a bolt. Put wrench on it and unscrew it. it will come right off and the bolt up the new one.
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didnt even know that was a bolt it was so rusted lol PB blaster and a wrench got it off. Thanks! now time to flare lines.
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how the hell do i remove the block thats on the rear axle? i got new crown industrial brake line extenders but i dont know how to get the old one off.
what is a brake line extender
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what is a brake line extender

my fault. i meant extended brake lines.
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what are you flaring the lines unscrew from old block and screw in new one
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what are you flaring the lines unscrew from old block and screw in new one
im replacing the steel hard line. so i have to flare the ends.
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im replacing the steel hard line. so i have to flare the ends.
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