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TROUBLESHOOTING PRECAUTION
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Since the brake lines are critical safety related parts, be sure to disassemble and inspect the components if a brake fluid leak is found. If any abnormality is found, replace the component with a new one.
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When removing brake components, cover the brake line connections to prevent foreign matter such as dust or dirt from entering the lines.
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Do not damage or deform the brake lines during the removal and installation procedures.
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When installing a grommet to the body, ensure that the brake line passes through the center of the grommet.
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When installing a brake line or flexible hose, ensure that they are free from twists or bends.
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If the metal end of a flexible hose does not match the groove on the bracket, twist the hose slightly to insert it.
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Flexible hoses must be free from shock absorber oil, grease, etc.
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When installing a brake line to a plastic clamp, ensure that the brake line is not loose or pinched.
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Do not reuse any clips or plastic clamps removed from a flexible hose.
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After installing a brake line or flexible hose, ensure that they do not interfere with any other components.
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Do not allow brake fluid on any painted vehicle body surface. If brake fluid leaks onto a painted surface, immediately wash it off.
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When disconnecting and connecting a flexible hose and brake line:
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While holding the flexible hose with a wrench, disconnect the brake tube using a union nut wrench (10 mm) without deforming it.
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Remove the clip and disconnect the flexible hose.
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Secure the flexible hose with a new clip. At this time, be sure to securely install the clip.
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Using a union nut wrench (10 mm), connect the brake tube without deforming it.
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When connecting a brake line and way:
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While supporting the way to prevent the brake tubes from being deformed, connect each brake tube with a union nut wrench (10 mm).
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While supporting the way to prevent the brake lines from being deformed, install the way to the vehicle body with the bolt.
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