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#413052 05/15/2008 12:16 AM
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Before I get under it, does anyone know the routing for the steel brake line to the rear wheels? I blew the line about 2 feet into the front from the rear axle and will be laying on my back in the grass changing it tomorrow. Obviously I can see where it goes to the line to the rear axle but the front routing isn't as visible. Also would like to know the length if anyone knows. It's a 61 Apache 10 short stepside 6. Thanks in advance for any assistance.

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I have a 61 fleetside shortbox and I am at your disposal. Just let me know what measurements you need or whatever. Mine is all stock and relatively untouched. I can crawl under with a tape or my camera and snap some shots. Let me know.

Kyle


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Got it fixed. There was a factory union about halfway down the frame. That was really lucky and made it fairly simple. Not fun, but simple. Back on the road again. Fixing the speedo is next.


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