ABS brake line routing
#21
Seems to be a lot of confusion here, or they are just different among certain years and/or models:
These all say bottom left port on ABS (when looking from front to rear) should be rear M/C port, which is front brakes:
ABS Systems 101
http://www.justanswer.com/chevy/5hqb...line-goes.html
http://www.justanswer.com/chevy/3wjz...ake-lines.html
This one has different labels in the pic than he explains below it:
2003 checy avalanche...need brake line routing from master - Fixya
If the lower hole further from the frame rail should be the rear port on M/C which is front brakes, it is, so I'm lost as to what my problem can be...
These all say bottom left port on ABS (when looking from front to rear) should be rear M/C port, which is front brakes:
ABS Systems 101
http://www.justanswer.com/chevy/5hqb...line-goes.html
http://www.justanswer.com/chevy/3wjz...ake-lines.html
This one has different labels in the pic than he explains below it:
2003 checy avalanche...need brake line routing from master - Fixya
If the lower hole further from the frame rail should be the rear port on M/C which is front brakes, it is, so I'm lost as to what my problem can be...
#22
Thanks! Jeff
#23
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The 2 bottom ones near the ground are feeding the Brake master cylinder. The one close to the frame rail is feeding the front port and the one further away is feeding the rear port of the master cylinder.
The 3 top lines are feeding the calipers. The one closest to the frame is feeding the rear brakes, the middle one is feeding the right front caliper, and the furthest away from the frame is feeding the left front caliper. Seem's to be the same on my 05 as well.
HTH
The 3 top lines are feeding the calipers. The one closest to the frame is feeding the rear brakes, the middle one is feeding the right front caliper, and the furthest away from the frame is feeding the left front caliper. Seem's to be the same on my 05 as well.
HTH
2 in from the MC and 3 out to the brake system.
Last edited by 1FastBrick; 06-04-2014 at 11:34 PM.
#27
Dorman stainless Line set 4X4 LT
Not having much luck getting these on the ABS unit I an get one one MC line but not the other. Tried about every combination I can think of over under but nothing I do alows me to start both lines. one just won't reach on a old 2000 body style LT Set. Wish I had just bought the OEM set now, as they would have been on the truck and back on the road. Thought while I put the fule line set on I would take the time to change them as the body was up alredy. What a bad call it has been so far. Just thought I would let all know. Either way I go the line either mc1 or mc 2 doesn't seem to mater comes up about 1/4 inch short. Line set was from Rock auto. 2 days and still at it. off and on. 1/4 inch of extra tube would have went a long way on the front MC line at the ABS unit.
#28
2000 express 1500, do you know the size of the fittings that go on the lines, I need the 2 going into my abs from master, then each line running to the front rubber caliper hoses(each side)? Thanks
The 2 bottom ones near the ground are feeding the Brake booster. The one close to the frame rail is feeding the front and the one further away is feeding the rear.
The 3 top lines are feeding the calipers. the one closest to the frame is feeding the rear brakes the middle one is feeding the right front and the furthest away from the frame is feeding the left front caliper. Seem's to be the same on my 05 as well.
HTH
The 3 top lines are feeding the calipers. the one closest to the frame is feeding the rear brakes the middle one is feeding the right front and the furthest away from the frame is feeding the left front caliper. Seem's to be the same on my 05 as well.
HTH
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