Since we all own other cars besides fbods...

[sweetbmxrider]

Originally Posted by Featherburner

Replacing rusted brake lines. The rear line goes over the tank and it is much easier to remove the bed than drop the tank.

You are a better man then me. I shove the line alongside the tank

[Featherburner]

Originally Posted by sweetbmxrider

You are a better man then me. I shove the line alongside the tank

I had practice. We did my brother's truck first.

Then the next week, my truck.

They really kind of needed replacing...

[deadtrend1]

I feel you ...

[MDSheds_SS]

Good rigging idea with the bed.

[sweetbmxrider]

What about the fuel line? They can get pretty nasty too

[WildBillyT]

Originally Posted by Featherburner

Chicken fried brake lines! I think that was RPO FE1. Or was it FU1?

[Featherburner]

Originally Posted by MDSheds_SS

Good rigging idea with the bed.

Thanks. They sell a device for the job but $15 worth of lumber and an axle tie down strap do the same thing!

Originally Posted by sweetbmxrider

What about the fuel line? They can get pretty nasty too

Suprisingly, in comparison, they were in really good shape.

[JL8Jeff]

I had to replace the brake lines on my old 2001 stepside, I had installed a 1.5" body lift on it and that extra space between the body and frame made it possible to install the new lines without removing anything. I put on the stainless lines from Inline Tube or one of the companies and it took several weeks to get the stainless fittings to finally seat and seal up completely at the junction box.

[LTb1ow]

Originally Posted by sweetbmxrider

What about the fuel line? They can get pretty nasty too

Yes, yes they can.

Pepper.

[sweetbmxrider]

Originally Posted by LTb1ow

Yes, yes they can.

Pepper.

Dat fuel cooler doe