T piece Salisbury axle

Bradj999

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Portishead,Bristol

• Jul 12, 2007

• #1

Ok I'm a knob, I took it all apart along time ago. It's now time to stick it all back together but I can't remember where the 'T' piece of the brake line fits on the salisbury axle. The Haynes book of lies shows a standard axle, and the bit that holds it on a standard axle won't fit a salisbury so anyone have any pics?

 

GRUNT

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On the lake Geneva shoreline.

• Jul 13, 2007

• #2

Does it reely matter, just knock a bracket up an bolt the ****er on somewhere. That'll be what they did on the fost one.

 

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nscnick

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• Jul 13, 2007

• #3

Reassemble the brake pipes and that should give a clue. Really it isn't that important where it goes as long as it is there and it allows for full axle movement of the flexible pipe. Some of them locate on the diff cover bolts.

 

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CharlesY

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• Jul 13, 2007

• #4

But bolt the thing down somehow that looks official.

That will help stop the pipes from cracking near the ends due to metal fatigue.