OEM Pontiac Sunfire Brake Line

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Pontiac Sunfire Brake Line provides strong pressure of hydraulic brake to ensure that every time the pedal is pressed, drivers have a feeling of stopping quickly at any corner. The Pontiac Sunfire was developed and constructed between the period 1995 and 2005 and had a faithful fan base owing to its vibrant engines, slick weight, and lighthearted chassis. The 104.1 inch wheelbase is matched by a curb weight of approximately 2,500 pounds, making the Sunfire light on its feet in the process of maneuvering through the streets or handling a winding back road. Customers were offered the choice of a spirited 2.2L four cylinder or a 2.4L one with extra punch as well as either a 5 speed manual or a 4 speed automatic. Two door coupe and convertible bodies made it young and Pontiac genuine parts maintain factory balance and the proud Pontiac heritage is trusted decades later. The Sunfire Brake Line has an important but noiseless role in this energetic package. The Brake Line, which runs out of the master cylinder to every caliper, will press the fluid, thus the braking system will be able to close the rotors immediately. The Sunfire Brake Line is made of corrosion resistant metal tubing reinforced hose and has to be able to withstand road debris, heat and vibration. Frequent inspection prevents the leakage and the selection of a genuine Pontiac part maintains the safety level. Damage on Brake Line may increase stopping distance. To install, safely lift up the car, take off wheels, take off the worn line, bend and channel out a new one without heat, tighten fittings, fill up fluid and bleed brakes.