OK guys, im re doing my rear brakes and im missing something. The rear is out of a 91Z with PBR brakes.

I have new steel lines (2 pieces) and the rubber hoses that goes to the caliper.

I need the piece that goes between the 2 steel lines and the primary line from the master cylinder. It has like a brass fitting with a rober hose.

Whats this thing called? Napa couldnt find it listed under disk brakes, but they found one under drums. Is it pretty much the same thing? They called it a center hose.

Any feedback is appreciated

 

I dont know about year to year, but on the F-body CD, for a 91, its showin the same part for both drum and disck rears. The GM# its listing is 17980325, HOSE, Rr Brk M/Cyl (to axle).

Actually, upon further inspection, its showin that same hose for all rear ends from 88-91. So if they can cross reference that GM number with theirs, your golden.

 

last time i looked it was called the center brake hose.

 

awesome!

Thanks for the info man.

 

I have a few of those braided center hoses if you'd like to go that way, it'll be better than a stock rubber hose...LMK if you'd like one, $30 shipped to you. It's an Earl's hose, BTW..

https://www.thirdgen.org/forums/part...light=earl%27s

Thanks!

Ed

 

Already picked up a OER version. Put things back together today.

Thanks for posting though