AC Delco Part Number for Left Rear Flexable Disk Brake Line
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Car: 1985 IROC Z
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Axle/Gears: 3.23
AC Delco Part Number for Left Rear Flexable Disk Brake Line
Can anyone tell me what the AC Delco Part Number is for the Left Rear Disk Brake Flexable Line for an '85 IROC Z ??? (305TPI) THX...Joe...
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From: Clifton Park, NY
Car: 1985 IROC Z
Engine: 305TPI (LB9)
Transmission: TCI 700R4
Axle/Gears: 3.23
Re: AC Delco Part Number for Left Rear Flexable Disk Brake Line
Ok Thanks...Why does it say, "Exc Vehicles Built For United States Market"???...
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Re: AC Delco Part Number for Left Rear Flexable Disk Brake Line
Before you buy anything, I'd suggest you look at what's on your car now, because the factory rear disc brakes with iron calipers, like your 85 and my 87, don't use a rubber hose on the left rear.
It uses only a hard line that runs all the way from the Tee to the caliper, and it's coiled (hence the description "flexible line") where it connects to the caliper. There's no rubber hose like the passenger side uses.
If you're upgrading to newer style rear brakes, then you'd need a hardline for 89 and the suggested rubber hose. But if not doing such an upgrade, then chances are the existing coiled hard line doesn't need to be replaced.
It uses only a hard line that runs all the way from the Tee to the caliper, and it's coiled (hence the description "flexible line") where it connects to the caliper. There's no rubber hose like the passenger side uses.
If you're upgrading to newer style rear brakes, then you'd need a hardline for 89 and the suggested rubber hose. But if not doing such an upgrade, then chances are the existing coiled hard line doesn't need to be replaced.
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