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Austin Healey 100-4 brake line fittings

Vineyarder

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Discovered a front line leaking and thought I would just replace the one line for the time. somewhere there was a post about a brake line adapter fitting to convert a bubble flair connection to a standard SAE brake line This was a NAPA item but have seen them elsewhere though I have yet to find the specs for the original pipe fittings on my 55 and don't want to go through the guessing game. Anyone out their have the specs on the pipe line fittings that are stock for the 55 Healey 100? Thanks
 
Believe it is from junction to left wheel but will check again when the weather clears. Much appreciated. Thanks Don
 
Isnt the bubble flair just half of a standard double flair?
 
So all the books I have leave me nothing when it comes to brake line fittings. Went to NAPA to see if I could get the correct line then find out it wasn't and could do damage to my junction block. Decided to make my own with cunifer but want to keep the old fittings for future reference. looking around the net for the correct pipe routing and the correct thread for connectors and can't seem to find any info, thread count, etc. So far all I know is that I need a thread with a non threaded lead. napa didn't know that. Any help here would be great as at this point the old Healey is parked
 
Steve
Thanks for the info on the FedHill site, great stuff. Maybe I can now toss my collection of brake line fittings that I have collected over the years.
 
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