Thread: Brake line (rear) photos needed - please!

Just popping out to grab some snaps...........


OK.

From the driver side chassis rail, there's a lug that joins the steel tube to a flex hose. The flex hose goes to the top of the banjo. There it tees, and the tube runs through an eyelet on a plate on the back of each spring block.
Uploading pics now.................

ok, done.

View from the front. Sorry it's a bit blurry. Only have the phone cam.


Line to driver side rear.


Passenger side rear.


Passenger rear from another angle:




Hope this helps (and I hope this is right )

Thanks very much, that's exactly what I needed and it makes good sense - what I am missing is the plate at the back - will have to knock one up, it seems to be clamped between spring and axle

Just did my brakes and some of the brake lines recently. These are some pics of the plate, and of the left hand side brake line (Old & new). I'll get a picture of the right side and post it here.. The brackets are there to protect the brake lines from the check straps and to have some where to secure the line to. They use P clips to hold the lines on place.

Wolf

The extended rear shackles and the white painted axle housing centre, would indicate that this vehicle may have begun its life in the Army.

Are there any other signs of its original vocation ?


Jack

Yes Jack, it's not mine, d&rk51d3 owns it, a S2A 88"GS cheers Dennis.