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Brake lines for a 92 w/ABS

Started by magge52, September 03, 2014, 07:51:47 PM

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magge52

The parts diagram I have shows 5 hoses connecting the ABS unit, m/c and rotors. I'm assuming all would be replaced for an upgrade? Can't imagine otherwise. Replacing with OEM line totals out about $350-400. Hopefully braided lines are less. Either way it looks like a long project. I think I'll make this a late fall project before the cold really sets in. I've bled the lines to the rotors but there's some mushiness. Could be the old lines but I didn't know if the ABS unit had to be bled. The service manual doesn't say anything about bleeding the system.
George
92 FJ1200/abs
97 Duc 900ss/sp
75 Norton


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magge52

Thanks for the links Fred. Not much difference between cost of oem and braided lines. I've considered removing the ABS plumbing altogether, would save 25-30 lbs and it's not working anyway.

Thanks,
George
George
92 FJ1200/abs
97 Duc 900ss/sp
75 Norton