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Indy 4x Brake Line Installation #678860 12/21/05 05:13 AM
Joined: Feb 2005
Posts: 169
langforg Offline OP
Wheeler
All you guys that have done this before...Do you have any tips on how to do this?

What to do/not do?
Is there any kind of write-up anywhere that may help me?

Brad


95 Trooper,3in Lift,15x10 AR-23 Wheels, 33x12.50 BFG AT's, SuperWinch Hubs,Rock Sliders,Tie-Rod Shields,Cross-Drilled Brake Rotors,ARB Bull Bar...,looking for cheap winch.
Re: Indy 4x Brake Line Installation [Re: langforg] #678861 12/21/05 05:33 AM
Joined: Mar 2004
Posts: 558
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94redrodeo Offline
Rock Warrior
1. Make sure you use a line wrench
2. Do one at a time
3. Make sure to keep filling the resevoir.
4. Bleed brakes


94 Rodeo 3+3 lift Red)
95.5 Rodeo 1" Body lift Dana 44' front & rear 4.88 gears 35"s 176,000 miles Optima Yellow top InexAir Co2
front winch bumper custom rear bumper, Hella 500's
2004 Silverado duramax







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