Brake line

1. This part is critical to safety. If brake fluid leakage is found, be sure to disassemble the parts, and replace the faulty parts with new ones if any.

2. When removing each component of the brake, protect it with cover to prevent foreign matter such as dirt or dust from entering the connecting part

3. Do not damage or deform the brake tube during removal / installation of the parts.

4. When installing the grommet to the body, make sure that the brake tube is positioned in the center of the grommet.

5. When installing the brake tube and the flexible hose, make sure that they are not twisted or bent.

6. If the connecting part of the flexible hose does not fit the bracket groove, twist the flexible hose at the minimum angle needed to insert.

7. Do not reuse the flexible hose mounting clip.

8. Make sure that the flexible hose is free from lubricants such as absorber oil and grease.

9. When installing the brake tube to the resin clamp, make sure to attach the brake tube to the clamp securely without the brake tube wiggling or snagging.

10. When installing the brake tube and the flexible hose, make sure that they do not interfere with other parts.

11. Do not let brake fluid come into contact with the painted surface of the body. Wipe the surface off quickly and clean it with water if contaminated.

12. Disconnection and connection of flexible hose and brake tube

(2) Connect the flexible hose and the brake tube temporarily.

(3) With a new clip, secure the flexible hose. At this time, attach the clip completely.

(4) Being careful not to deform the brake tube, tighten the brake tube securely with a flare-nut wrench.

Standard value:

Tightening torque=15N·m { 153kgf·cm} {11.1ft·lbf}