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#1260703 03/29/2018 8:44 PM
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Can anyone tell me what the actual difference is between the brake hose (not the line) for a 1/2, 3/4 and 1 ton p/u is, please? I need to replace mine (front and back), I get a discount at twilight zone but all they advertise is one for the 3/4-1 ton. Thanks for any feedback.

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I do not know if there was a difference, but, search here: 47-54 brake hose (they sell the same hose):
https://www.classicparts.com/searchprods.asp

Obviously, the length and fittings on both ends are critical.

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Checked the RockAuto.com site and they show they are the same.


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I believe with the 1 Ton, the rear hose is longer. Most of the vendors sell the same hose for all three locations. Since I ran my own new hard lines, I was able to bend the rear line mounting bracket and use the shorter line.


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