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itek

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Post #1
I have been looking for a passenger side front brake line for weeks! Ever place I go to lists this http://www.eurocarparts.com/ecp/c/Peugeot_306_2.0_1998/p/Car-Parts/Brakes/Brake-Hydraulics/Hoses-and-Pipes/?135735050&1&ad204ebc3aaf2952ff7b1b8db85cfefc8ca0adb5
as the front brake line but this does not fit my caliper, I need a hose like this
http://www.306gti6.com/forum/showthread.php?id=108313&page=last

Notice both ends are the same, has anyone else had this problem and does anyone know where I cna get this hose from?

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Posted 27th Aug 2009 at 15:59
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Rich E Forum Admin

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Post #2
Do you mean the flexi hose or the metal line that comes under the body?

That hose from ECP is the correct one for the standard calipers Yes

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Posted 27th Aug 2009 at 16:09
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mr swampy s16

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Should be an m10 male one end and a female the other!
Thats how pug made them and how i supply them.
Can do you a good price on a pair of stainless braided ones.
Posted 27th Aug 2009 at 16:27
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Post #4
The flexi hose I have the one from euro car parts but it does not fit. Nor do the goodridge hoses I have buit the braided lines from this post
http://www.306gti6.com/forum/showthread.php?id=108313&page=last
Would fit my car so did they sue different hoses for different years?

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Posted 27th Aug 2009 at 16:27
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No, they are all the same. Can you post pictures of what you have on the car at the moment? Something here doesn't add up...

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Posted 27th Aug 2009 at 17:36
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mr swampy s16

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No it doesnt.
As goodridge should be the same as i supply and the ones in that pic!
Posted 27th Aug 2009 at 17:13
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mr swampy s16

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No it doesnt.
As goodridge should be the same as i supply and the ones in that pic!
Posted 27th Aug 2009 at 17:13
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Post #8
Yes it should be a male one end and female one end but for some reason my car needs female fittings on both ends as per the forum link...

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Posted 27th Aug 2009 at 17:48
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welshpug!

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the ones on that forum thread are for the back...

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Posted 27th Aug 2009 at 17:57
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Post #10
I just cant understand it, what brake swaps do people do on these cars? Could it possibly be that the connections onto the caliper and from the caliper to the line have been changed as all the brake lines are now copper.

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Posted 27th Aug 2009 at 18:09
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mr swampy s16

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Post #11
You should have from the car a copper pipe with a male fittinpg.
This goes in to a female fitting on the end of the flexi.
Other end of flexi has a male on it that screws in to the caliper.
I dont know of any pug that uses a female end on the caliper.
Posted 27th Aug 2009 at 18:20
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welshpug!

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got any pictures?

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Posted 27th Aug 2009 at 18:31
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Post #13
Ok guys solved the problem, the fitting coming out the caliper is not standard just had my dad look at it. Can anyone supply the standard fititng that comes out the caliper for the flexi to connect to?

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Posted 27th Aug 2009 at 18:31
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mr swampy s16

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Post #14
There isnt a fitting to come out of the caliper!
Should as standerd be a male fitting going in to the caliper
i can have made any hose to suit if u tell me the thread types
Posted 27th Aug 2009 at 18:39
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Post #15
Thanks guys Smile I just removed the fitting that was on the caliper and the hose fits in now.

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Posted 27th Aug 2009 at 18:45
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