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front brake line hunt
Posted by old guy
old guy
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My 1500 has a brake problem so thought I would redo and up-grade some of the parts , but can't find what I wanted. Like metal shield brake line for the front, and other parts that are upgrades. Anyone know where I might find such things? do they exist?
Moss and Rimmer Brothers are no help.
Moss and Rimmer Brothers are no help.
pbcjr
peter cantamessa
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Apr 23, 2024 04:31 PM
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In reply to # 4788500 by old guy
My 1500 has a brake problem so thought I would redo and up-grade some of the parts ,
but can't find what I wanted. Like metal shield brake line for the front, and other parts that are upgrades.
Anyone know where I might find such things? do they exist?
Moss and Rimmer Brothers are no help.
but can't find what I wanted. Like metal shield brake line for the front, and other parts that are upgrades.
Anyone know where I might find such things? do they exist?
Moss and Rimmer Brothers are no help.
Do you mean braided stainless steel wrapped flexible brake hoses?
Moss has a kit of them. Two front, one rear.
Moss part number 180-378.
In 1974 when I was 18, I passed on buying a running and driving 1966 Jaguar E-Type coupe for $1,500, which is what they were selling for at the time.
Fifty years later, I'm still kicking myself...
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old guy
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WELL THANKS, I missed them and found only the back order set. I m not sure they are going by the part number, as I put the one you suggested and nothing. Found the sets of hoses and did not see any part number. Must have something to do with the merger?
Apr 23, 2024 06:29 PM
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https://mossmotors.com/180-378-brake-hose-set-stainless
Found them, no problem
1978 MGB
When diagnosing issues related to running and stalling, always check to see if you have gas in the tank first.
Found them, no problem
1978 MGB
When diagnosing issues related to running and stalling, always check to see if you have gas in the tank first.
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BigRedMidget
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Apr 24, 2024 08:00 AM
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You're not alone. Half the time I can't find what I'm looking for. Basically I started with the diagram search and come up empty, then do a keyword search and it pops right up.
The stainless steel coolant return is a prime example.
That site sucks IMO.
79' Midget with a Weber Carb and more beer than gas.
The stainless steel coolant return is a prime example.
That site sucks IMO.
In reply to # 4788531 by old guy
WELL THANKS, I missed them and found only the back order set. I m not sure they are going by the part number, as I put the one you suggested and nothing. Found the sets of hoses and did not see any part number. Must have something to do with the merger?
79' Midget with a Weber Carb and more beer than gas.
Apr 24, 2024 08:33 AM
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With the part number it was the first hit on a Google search for - Moss part number 180-378
1978 MGB
When diagnosing issues related to running and stalling, always check to see if you have gas in the tank first.
In reply to # 4788674 by BigRedMidget
You're not alone. Half the time I can't find what I'm looking for. Basically I started with the diagram search and come up empty, then do a keyword search and it pops right up.
The stainless steel coolant return is a prime example.
That site sucks IMO.
The stainless steel coolant return is a prime example.
That site sucks IMO.
In reply to # 4788531 by old guy
WELL THANKS, I missed them and found only the back order set. I m not sure they are going by the part number, as I put the one you suggested and nothing. Found the sets of hoses and did not see any part number. Must have something to do with the merger?
1978 MGB
When diagnosing issues related to running and stalling, always check to see if you have gas in the tank first.
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