Can Titan 17 Inch Long Brake Line # T1062200 Be Straightened
Updated 06/20/2015 | Published 06/19/2015
Question:
can this brake line be straighten out to the full 17 inches with out breaking? It appears to be in a U shape when you ship it. part# t1062200
asked by: Gwo
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Helpful Expert Reply:
It can certainly be straightened out. Like any piece of metal tubing, if its repeatedly bent and straightened, it'll eventually succumb to metal fatigue and break. If you straighten it and installed it, then leave it be, it'll be fine. Just take care that the line doesn't kink when straightening it.
expert reply by:
Mike L
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Dexter Steel Brake Line Tubing - 17" Long
- Accessories and Parts
- Brake Actuator
- Trailer Brakes
- Hydraulic Drum Brakes
- 17 Inch Long
- Brake Lines
- Steel Brake Line
- Brake Line Components
- Dexter
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