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GMC Safari Flex Hose, Front Part Number: 19173093
$11.60 MSRP: $20.71You Save: $9.11 (44%)Ships in 1-3 Business Days
GMC Safari Flex Hose, Front Driver Side Part Number: 19173755
$18.54 MSRP: $33.10You Save: $14.56 (44%)Ships in 1-3 Business DaysGMC Safari Flex Hose, Front Passenger Side Part Number: 19173756
$16.56 MSRP: $29.58You Save: $13.02 (45%)Ships in 1-3 Business DaysGMC Safari Flex Hose, Front Part Number: 15000293
$16.11 MSRP: $48.96You Save: $32.85 (68%)
GMC Safari Flex Hose Part Number: 22113484
GMC Safari Flex Hose, Driver Side Part Number: 15101922
GMC Safari Flex Hose, Passenger Side Part Number: 15101920
GMC Safari Flex Hose, Front Passenger Side Part Number: 15101930
GMC Safari Flex Hose, Front Driver Side Part Number: 15101929
GMC Safari Flex Hose, Front Passenger Side Part Number: 15101926
GMC Safari Flex Hose, Front Driver Side Part Number: 15101925
GMC Safari Flex Hose, Front Passenger Side Part Number: 15000292
GMC Safari Flex Hose, Front Driver Side Part Number: 15000291
GMC Safari Brake Line
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GMC Safari Brake Line Parts and Q&A
- Q: How to replace the rear brake line on GMC Safari?A:Begin brake hose replacement by lifting the vehicle off the ground and taking off the tire and wheel components. Put a waterproof rubber plug on the brake pipe fitting to stop fluid loss while cleaning the hose end. Secure the brake pipe end fitting to the brake hose using a back up wrench. Next release the brake hose from the fitting to disconnect both pieces. Finish the job by fitting a cost on the brake pipe fitting end. Pull out the brake hose retaining clip from its mounting position on the bracket to extract the brake hose from its slot. Take the brake hose to caliper bolt off the brake caliper and replace the worn brake hose gaskets since they may be stuck to either part. Put together the brake hose bolt with the brake hose and the two new copper brake hose gaskets before inserting the caliper bolt-rear part along with the two new washers into the brake caliper. Tighten the bolt to 40 nm (30 ft. Lbs.) without twisting or letting the hose touch suspension parts. Fasten the brake hose inside the mounting bracket and fix it with the brake hose retaining clip. Fit the brake pipe to the brake hose by using a back up wrench on the brake hose first end. Then screw the brake pipe by hand until you reach the 25 nm (18 ft. Lbs.) torque value without bending the mounting bracket or brake pipe. Reinstall the tire and wheel parts while checking that the brake hose stays clear from suspension parts and the tire/wheel assembly. If necessary, take out the brake hose before fixing any contact issues and then lower the vehicle.
- Q: How to replace the front brake line on GMC Safari?A:Begin by suspending the vehicle with proper support and removing the tire together with the wheel assembly. After cleaning debris from both the brake hose ending and the brake pipe fitting you must install a rubber cap or stopper on the exposed brake pipe fitting to stop brake fluid from leaking and causing contamination. A back up wrench must be used to disconnect the brake pipe end from the brake hose so that you can properly cap or plug the fitting end. Disconnect the brake hose retaining clip from the bracket followed by bolt removal from the bracket on the upper Control Arm and rear brake hose bolt from the caliper. You should dispose of both brake system gaskets made from copper material since they may adhere to either the brake caliper housing or brake hose end. Assembly requires new brake hose gaskets and a brake hose bolt attached to the brake hose followed by brake caliper bolt-front installation and placement and tightening of brake caliper washers to 40 nm (30 ft. Lbs.) torque. The engineer should position the brake hose properly to avoid twisting or touching any suspension parts. The first step is to fasten the brake hose bracket bolt to and the bracket onto the upper Control Arm by tightening to 9 nm (80 inch lbs.).secure the brake hose in the brake hose bracket with a brake hose retaining clip. Use a back up wrench on the brake hose fitting end to attach the brake pipe fitting end to the brake hose while maintaining the brake pipe and bracket in a straight position. Then tighten the brake pipe fitting end to 25 nm (18 ft. Lbs.). Bleed the hydraulic brake system while reinstalling the tire and wheel assembly along with inspection during extreme right and left turn conditions. When brake hose contact occurs remove the hose and resolve the issue before vehicle lowering.
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