1992 XJS Rear Caliper Brake Lines
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Mine are unf, some nut job adapted the metric double flare, bad news.
I know nothing about outboard brakes. My fronts ARE metric.
A Jag breaker will probably let some used ones go fairly cheap, not a high demand item.
If you havent already, replace the single rubber rear line NOW. Its cheap, and you are already in there.
Others will chime in. ;-)
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Your 1992 should still have the older inboard brakes so you need part numbers CAC5451 and CAC5452. These are the pipes that go from the junction block to the calipers. Is that what your after?
If so, Google the part numbers and see what happens. If you have outboard brakes (which i don't think would be the case until 1993-94) then those part numbers won't work, obviously.
Or, make some up on your own as mentioned above.
Or, many towns have speciality shops that make up hoses and pipes, like this....
Just Right Auto Repair: NW Tubes N Hoses
...so do some checking around !
Cheers
DD
If so, Google the part numbers and see what happens. If you have outboard brakes (which i don't think would be the case until 1993-94) then those part numbers won't work, obviously.
Or, make some up on your own as mentioned above.
Or, many towns have speciality shops that make up hoses and pipes, like this....
Just Right Auto Repair: NW Tubes N Hoses
...so do some checking around !
Cheers
DD
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