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Brake Pipe Routing-Jubilee

Colin Goodey
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#1 · 8th April 2011, 10:21 pm

Hi Sheltie...I'm really sorry but have managed to delete the whole thread instead of just my entry:@:@

I'll get some pics of my engine bay and send them to you along with a description.

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sheltie
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#2 · 9th April 2011, 11:00 am

:D::D

That would be very nice, thankyou, I'm esxpcially uncertain of the pipe run from inner wing to rear axle.

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Colin Goodey
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#3 · 17th April 2011, 8:16 pm

Hi Larry...Pics are on there way to you

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northener51
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#4 · 19th April 2011, 2:53 pm

Hopefully they'll help a little. Would have replied sooner but I haven't got round to sorting which ones you would need.

If you need more let me know, cause I'll be under the hood over the next few weeks servicing/preparing for the Summer. Any newer images will be better quality due to a better camera.

Hopefully the above images give you a good idea. As a guide, the thicker copper pipe (underneath the car) is the fuel line, the thinner is the actual brake line

Pete

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