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Cadillac DTS Flex Hose, Front Driver Side Part Number: 19366720
$30.67 MSRP: $57.59You Save: $26.92 (47%)Ships in 1-2 Business DaysCadillac DTS Flex Hose, Front Passenger Side Part Number: 19366678
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Cadillac DTS Flex Hose Part Number: 15230030
Cadillac DTS Flex Hose, Rear Passenger Side Part Number: 19366677
Cadillac DTS Flex Hose, Rear Driver Side Part Number: 19366676
Cadillac DTS Flex Hose, Front Part Number: 19366674
Cadillac DTS Flex Hose, Front Part Number: 19366673
Cadillac DTS Flex Hose, Rear Part Number: 19366671
Cadillac DTS Brake Line
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Cadillac DTS Brake Line is another significant component in the hydraulic braking system of the vehicle that transfers brake fluid from the master cylinder to the brake caliper pistons. Metal brake lines can also corrode and also undergo impacts which results to leakage of fluids and a consequent decrease in hydraulic pressure. Physical and internal-like damage can also occur in brake hoses and this will compromise the brake system of the vehicle. If replacement is required, then there are ready-to-install prebent brake line kits, and corrosion-resistant stainless steel hoses are used. Switching to braided stainless steel hoses is one of the ways of getting a firmer and a more responsive brake pedal feel even when one is driving hard.
Cadillac DTS Brake Line Parts and Q&A
- Q: How to replace the rear brake line on Cadillac DTS?A:First elevate the vehicle before supporting it while removing the tire and wheel assembly. First thoroughly clean all foreign matter from brake pipe fittings and brake hose then protect the brake pipe fitting with a cap to stop fluid loss and contamination. Begin by taking off the brake pipe fitting of the brake hose before getting rid of the brake hose retainer using a flat-bladed instrument. Start by taking out the brake hose from both the brake hose bracket and brake caliper while discarding any copper gaskets that possibly remain on the brake caliper or brake hose end. Insert a plug to prevent brake fluid loss and prevent contamination at the brake caliper inlet port. To install the replacement service you must remove the port plug from the brake caliper's inlet opening and install fresh copper brake hose gaskets. Place the brake hose bolt with new gaskets onto the brake hose before installing the bolt to the brake caliper with torque setting at 40 n.m (30 lb ft) for jl9 or 45 n.m (33 lb ft) for j55. Check that the brake hose remains free of kinks and twists during installation. Remove the brake pipe fitting cap then install the brake pipe fitting on the brake hose and tighten it to 15 n.m (11 lb ft). Moving the vehicle before obtaining a firm brake pedal should be avoided due to air entering the brake system which can cause brake failure that puts yourself and others at risk of injury. After hydraulic brake bleeding you must install the tire unit and wheel configuration and lower the car.
- Q: How to replace the front brake line on Cadillac DTS?A:First, raise and support the vehicle, followed by removing the tire and wheel assembly to replace the front brake hose. Clean out any dirt from the brake hose and brake pipe fittings, cap the brake pipe fitting to avoid losing and contaminating the fluid. Use a flat-bladed tool to pull off the brake hose retainer, then take off the brake pipe fitting from the brake hose. Second, take off the brake hose from the bracket and the brake caliper, and throw away the two copper brake hose gaskets that may cling to the caliper or the end of the brake hose. Plug the inlet port of the brake caliper to avoid the loss of fluid, take off the hose bracket bolt from the strut assembly and remove the hose. For installation, if required, unplug the brake caliper inlet port and make sure new copper brake hose gaskets are fitted. Mount the brake hose bolt using the new gaskets and connect it to the brake hose; tighten the brake hose to caliper bolt to 40 n.m (30 lb ft - JL9) or 45 n.m (33 lb ft - J55) such that the hose is not twisted or kinked. Mount the brake hose onto the bracket, mount the brake hose retainer, and take off the cap from the brake pipe fitting end. Step 2: connect the brake pipe fitting to the brake hose and tighten it to 15 n.m (11 lb ft), and install the hose bracket and the bolt to the strut assembly and tighten the bolt to 17 n.m (13 lb ft). Finally, bleed hydraulic brake system, putting back tire and wheel assembly and reduced vehicle.
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