Going through the brakes on my GP and realized that the front driver side steel to rubber line is not configured properly. The steel line coming from the Master to the rubber line to the brake cylinder is basically free floating. I believe the front axel set up is a 2nd series brake configuration, hoping someone can confirm this and also hoping someone may be able to help guide me how this would have originally been connected/secured? Pics are a little dark but hopefully help tell the story.
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GP front Brake line question
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Re: GP front Brake line question
Rons parts site for GP parts says:
"brake line flex hose, retainer, 6 required"
So
1 on rear axle hose (body side)
1 Right front axle (housing bracket)
1 Left front axle (housing bracket)
1 on frame to front axle (body side?) (your question) shown in this diagram at "G" Not sure where there would be a need for the other two at this point.
Now the Classic Jeep Parts diagram shows a press clip (part "C") on the line with a timeline of it's use here:
https://www.classicjeepparts.com/en/bra ... s-set.html So yours may have had none? or a frame "C" Clip in it possibly.
Wonder why no one has narrowed this down for you, it does seem puzzling, but the answers likely been discussed or on one of the many pubs.
Maybe someone will respond now.
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"brake line flex hose, retainer, 6 required"
So
1 on rear axle hose (body side)
1 Right front axle (housing bracket)
1 Left front axle (housing bracket)
1 on frame to front axle (body side?) (your question) shown in this diagram at "G" Not sure where there would be a need for the other two at this point.
Now the Classic Jeep Parts diagram shows a press clip (part "C") on the line with a timeline of it's use here:
https://www.classicjeepparts.com/en/bra ... s-set.html So yours may have had none? or a frame "C" Clip in it possibly.
Wonder why no one has narrowed this down for you, it does seem puzzling, but the answers likely been discussed or on one of the many pubs.
Maybe someone will respond now.
V/R W. Winget
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Re: GP front Brake line question
Is the first series different from the second?
first series has brackets on the top of frame.
were the gp sets ever repoped or did somebody use a mb or gpw set
Adam
first series has brackets on the top of frame.
were the gp sets ever repoped or did somebody use a mb or gpw set
Adam
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