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TR2/3/3A replace brake and fuel lines?
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STeve 1958
Jedi Hopeful
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If you have all the right parts, no surprises, nothing rusted solid, it's a day work. In other words....a month.
CJD
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Tough to say. If the frame were bare and you had the lines pre-formed, then a long day would do it. Unfortunately, the long lines come in a roll and have to be formed...often with the inevitable odd line that is too long and has to be re-crimped. Likely 2 long days would do it allowing for problems. Maybe longer with the body installed an working under jack stands...or having to order a stripped nut or two.
Added to working under the car. On jack stands or a lift would make a big difference to the time it would take. I have an inspection pit which is a great help but not as good as a lift would be.
Some of the long lines were difficult to get bent just right even if you are working on a bare frame.
David
Some of the long lines were difficult to get bent just right even if you are working on a bare frame.
David