Hi, I am after the short brake hard pipe that comes from the calliper to the flexi hose.

My callipers had braided lines fitted and these were removed years ago.....

Now I am fitting new lines and need to refit them.....

46245-33P10 RH

46246-33P10 LH

Anyone got a pair they can part with??

Cheers

Russ

I had Lee Dent make me a pair to the right length and I bent them myself and fitted them.

Any good garage will be able to make you a pair.

 

CZP also sell OEM ones.

I had Lee Dent make me a pair to the right length and I bent them myself and fitted them.

Any good garage will be able to make you a pair.

 

CZP also sell OEM ones.

Thanks Lex..... will have to drop the O/S as a whole and take it with me to get 2 made up.......:thumbup:

They're pretty cheap new. I have a pair - but not letting you have them :p

They're pretty cheap new. I have a pair - but not letting you have them :p

 

BITCH......... lol

 

I would get some from Mike..... but not sure how he is at the moment Si....

I've got a pair on the scrapper mate..

I've got a pair on the scrapper mate..

:w00t::biggrin: Can I take them off your hands please???????

I have just bought brake flaring tool and shall be getting connectors and hard line tomorrow to make my own...... so all good now....

Plus I can replace all my brake lines this winter........ win win.....

What kind of pipe did you get? Copper?

What kind of pipe did you get? Copper?

 

Nope, 3/16 Kunifer with M10 fittings..... was told it was better than copper.....

Nope, 3/16 Kunifer with M10 fittings..... was told it was better than copper.....

 

Yeah, I had my mot on Thursday and although he's advisory's the brake lines, he's been clear that he thinks they now need to be done this year. Said I should do the fuel lines too.

 

So I've bought 2 reels of the kunifier brake lines to make sure I don't run out half way through. With those 2 lines, a separate thing of fixings and a flare tool, pipe cutter and pipe bender it only came to £47 which ain't bad at all.

 

Can you use the brake lines for the pipes that run the length of the car?

Sorry for the long time to reply..... As far as I know..... yes you can..... but to get it straight and looking good is easier said than done from off a reel.... but most of it is under a plastic cover anyway...

Just take your time and make sure every flare on each pipe is a good one and seals, get good ends..... the Z ones are threaded all the way to the end.... Halfrauds ones are not... they don't seat properly in callipers!!

Trust me.... lol

 

I had an advisory on mine, but was told to carefully clean them up and spray them with corrosion inhibitor.....

It would be nice to order a couple of new OEM sets as a group buy???