Broken Brake Line.
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Year: 1989
Model: Cherokee
Engine: 4.0
Broken Brake Line.
In the middle of fixing the brakes on my Jeep my buddy goofed and ripped the rear soft lines at the axle. I noticed one looks to be a crimped fitting. Is there any easy fix for this?
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Year: 1998
Model: Cherokee (XJ)
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its a rubber flex hose readily available at any auto parts store. you CANNOT repair them (technically they can if you know a shop who specializes in hydraulic line repair but you are talking $$$$$ and its a safety issue why not just get a new one)besides the cost of a NEW one is cheaper than the frustration of going through the trouble of trying to salvage it or going to a junk yard to get frustrated buying a used safety item. if you are running a stock suspension i would suggest keeping the stock line... probably wont cost more than 20-30 bucks soak the brake lines and bleeders with PB while you go pick up the part
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