Posted by Jeffcat on May 31, 2019 at 17:12:28 from (50.207.7.234):
This covers so many bases. Going to work two days ago and stopping for a light the pedal almost goes to the floor. Awwww %$#@@$.... Take a look underneath and there is a nice runny trail of brakefluid running down the front cross frame. Limped it to the rapair shop on rear brakes and a one pint bottle of brake fluid. $200.oo later and a whole day it is now fixed. They use sometype of tubing that sort of looks like copper tube but is called Nickel copper tubing. He showed me a 40 foot roll of the stuff. He said we go through one or even two rolls of this stuff a WEEK! Can you believe this was once a brake line and actually held fluid? Walking over to the shop this is a street sign that is set back 10 feet from the hyway. Looks good doesn't it? I will load the pictures latter.
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