After over 120,000 miles
km or 5 years of operation (whichever comes first) It is advisable to carry out a forced replacement of brake hoses.
We show the replacement of the brake hose of the left rear wheel.
Similarly, we change the brake hose of the right rear wheel.
Before unscrewing the fittings of the brake pipes from the hose ends with a metal brush, we clean the places of their connection from dirt and corrosion and apply a penetrating liquid to them, for example, GANK brand.
With a special "10" wrench for fittings of brake pipes, we unscrew the fitting of the brake pipe from the lower tip of the hose, holding it with a "19" wrench.
We remove the tip of the tube from the hole in the tip of the hose.
We shift the clamp of the hose tip with a mounting spatula..
...and take it off.
Remove the hose end from the hole in the bracket.
There is a flat on the hose tip, respectively, the hole in the bracket repeats the shape of the tip.
Using a special "10" wrench for fittings of brake pipes, we unscrew the fitting of the brake pipe from the upper tip of the hose, holding it with a "19" wrench.
Resting a screwdriver on the bottom of the body, move the hose tip retainer and remove it.
We remove the hose tip from the hole in the bracket..
... and remove the brake hose of the left rear wheel.
Install the left rear wheel brake hose in reverse order.
When installing the hose, make sure that it is not twisted.
To do this, a red longitudinal strip is applied to the hose.
After installation, we pump the hydraulic brake system (see Bleeding the hydraulic drive of the brake system).