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I know I saw it someplace. Diagrams showing the brakes hard lines routing. It was this way for these model years, and that way for some other model years...
I looked and looked in my brown manual. but I can't remember where I saw them.
Links or info help please? thanks.

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Hy scotricker, did you want all the diagrams, or do you want to see the diagram for a specific year and size of truck?

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Well, I think my truck started as a 48. But there are so many Not-48 parts on it now, that I'm not sure what year the brake system is. It might have later brakes, but now I'm not sure. Thanks for checking.

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Thanks Tommy, but those pics are Way too new! My truck does not have power brakes, I'm looking for the earlier diagrams, like 48 to 53. thanks

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They are also shown in pretty good detail in the 47-54 Factory Assembly manual as I recall.

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thanks Tommy and Brad,

I still think my truck has been set up differently than these pics.

The front line splits and goes around the radiator and over to the other front wheel.

Is that standard? Or did someone do a "custom" installation?




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the split across the front is the most common although some have the pattern shown in that LMC drawing, might be partly different years and likely different plants

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Those lines from LMC will work on your 50. However the original ran under the radiator support in front. It doesn't really matter how you get to each wheel as long as you get the fluid there without leaks.


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