DIY HOW TO REPLACE JEEP JKU FRONT BRAKE LINE | Teraflex 4353310

I noticed that the protective covering was worn though so time to replace the brake lines.
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Replacing the front brake lines in this project was suppose to be easy however I soon found out that the front brake line was seized. This is not good as damaging the brake line may lead to a unexpected repair. Using a bit of heat I was able to free up the seized fitting. After replacing the brake line you need to bleed the brakes so this is a good time to flush the brake fluid.
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[@daveramsay8115]

Great video!

[@danhambrick6331]

Nicely done Jerry 👍👍

[@TestDontguess]

Thanks 👍

[@tdz69]

Great video thank you. Im brand new to doing brakes and orders some longer lines. Question, I assume when changing all the lines you start in the same order as how you would bleed the brakes this way when you get to the front closest wheel you have all properly bled out.

[@jimlayhey1965]

What spring do you you have I have same set up sags a bit when loaded up I am thinking of getting outback TeraFlex springs what do you think

[@TestDontguess]

I just purchased some Rubicon 4.5 inch to install to take care of the sag. with all the weight the 4.5 inch should sag enough to keep it level

[@ilhavanotherbeer]

Mm I should get a torque wrench

[@TheKnightda8]

It is a mixed bag but you totally burned off the poly-vinyl coating .... you might consider some plasti-dip or something like that over it after burning it.

[@TestDontguess]

Used oil will keep the rust away

[@barnabytack]

Haha. "You may burn your Jeep down."

[@paulbunion6233]

if you are removing and replacing the old line by unthreading it from the steel line, why not just cut the old line and unthread a short piece instead of messing with the whole length ? It's garbage anyway !