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Chrysler Prowler Flex Hose Part Number: 4786513AB
Chrysler Prowler Brake Line
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The Chrysler Prowler Brake Line is very important when it comes to the hydraulic brakes since it is involves transfer of brake fluid from the master cylinder to the brake caliper pistons. Being the Chrysler Prowler Brake Line, this product is specifically accredited for reliability and performance in upgrading both efficiency and safety of the Prowler vehicles. This Brake Line is manufactured to cope with different driving conditions, Due to its versatility, it is suitable for different Prowler models. The Brake Line construction generally requires materials that will not easily corrode and this is especially important in winter when road salt is likely to affect the construction's performance. Otherwise, there is an opportunity to improve a pedal feel and responsiveness through such modifications as prebent stainless steel kits or braided stainless steel which can eliminate such problems as mushy pedals. The Chrysler Prowler Brake Line not only improves the braking system but also unleashes a new and improved throttle for the driver resulting in improved confidence while driving. Established in a very odd model and style distinctive from other makes of automobiles the Chrysler Prowler Brake Line gives driving enthusiasts the capabilities that they require in their Prowler, with the added bonus of a properly operating brake system. Finally, it is for this reason that the Chrysler Brake Line is a must, having for effect to offer the premier braking performance, for the Chrysler Prowler owner.
Chrysler Prowler Brake Line Parts and Q&A
- Q: How to Repair a Brake Line Using Double Wall Steel Tubing on Chrysler Prowler?A:When repairing a brake tube made from a material other than nylon coating, use double wall 4.75 mm (3/16 inch) steel tubing alongside the proper tube nuts. Trim the tubing just beyond the damaged part using a brake tubing cutter and clean any sharp edges on the inside with a reamer to get a proper square finish for the end. Before you flare the connection, put the tube nut onto the tubing. A double inverted flare is created with the Flaring Tool Kit or the Special Tool C-4254. Open the wing nuts on the flaring bar, push the tubing through the appropriate hole and model the length by using the flare adapter. Put the wing nuts on the wing at firm settings, place the flare adapter stem into the tubing and position the flaring yoke above it. Push the flaring tip down with the screw until the adapter is level with the flaring bar, then back off the screw and remove the adapter. Twist the screw against the center hole in the bell-shaped tubing, press the metal together to form a double inverted flare and open the screw to remove the bar and yoke. Available tubing that works for ISO flares is metric Size 4.75 mm and you should use the Snap-On Flaring Tool TFM-428 or a tool of matching quality. Push the jaws apart, use the assembly to position the tubing and then press the jaws to hold it firmly. On the yoke assembly, fit the adapter that matches the tubing, lubricate the join and place the yoke so it's centered over the tubing end. Screw the adapter in as it gets flush, untwist the screw, remove the flaring tool and then unscrew the flaring bar assembly to get out the flared tube.
