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#515717 03/11/2009 4:34 AM
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Can anyone tell me the difference between the flexible rear brake hose on a 1972 Chevy 1/2 ton with coil springs and one with leaf springs? Looking through the various FLAPS comes up with a hose for leaf springs while some of the other vendors list the parts with different part numbers between the two types of rear suspensions.

A blown wheel cylinder and new shoes is snowballing into more work then I had planned as I steadily destroy the brake lines and strip threads trying to get the fittings apart.

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According to my MPB, '72 series 10 thru 30 and Blazer (except 11,000 lb axle) uses the same hose. Part # is 9757634.

I can sympathize about how a simple job turns into six or eight jobs before you are done.


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Hy rustednuts, according to my Raybestos catalogue leaf spring hose is p/n BH36684 18 5/16" o.a.l., coil spring hose is p/n BH36683 20 1/2" o.a.l., hope that helps

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Thanks for the input and part numbers.

Using those numbers, it looks like the thread pitch on the 'T' is the same at 7/16"-24, but where the end attaches to the hard line from the MC is either 7/16"-20 (for #36683) or 7/16"-24 (for #36684). Looks like I get to order both and see which one fits.

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