Brake Lines, Repairing: Instructions
-- Remove the affected brake line at brake caliper or wheel brake cylinder and collect escaping brake fluid and dispose of it correctly.
-- Disconnect brake line at appropriate location (straight, accessible part) with line cutter -2-.
-- Remove the piece to be exchanged.
-- Lubricate brake line surface.
-- Clamp the brake line in self-grip pliers -4- so that 50 mm of the plastic clamping jaws show.
-- Clamp the shearing tool -3- in a drill and place it on the brake line.
-- Shear the coating from the brake line at a slow drill RPM and with light pressure against the line.
The length of the sheared-off portion is determined by the stop in the shearing tool.
-- Remove the shearing tool from the brake line and remove the shearing remains.
-- Remove the self-grip pliers and the tube fitting -D- from the brake line.
-- Slide the brake line -B- against the stop -A- in flaring tool.
Brake line must contact stop when hex socket heat screws are tightened, otherwise the flanged head will not be formed correctly.
-- Clamp the brake line in the flaring tool until it cannot be moved any more. Fold the stop -A- up and tighten the hex socket head screws diagonally with the angle screw driver -C-.
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-- Turn the spindle to stop in flaring tool.
-- Turn the spindle back.
-- Loosen the hex socket head screws diagonally.
-- Remove the brake line from the flaring tool, clean and check the brake line and the flared head.
Briefly rinse the part of the brake line remaining in the vehicle:
-- Connect the Brake Charger/Bleeder Unit VAS5234, place the bleeder container hose on the flared head of the brake line and run the Brake Charger/Bleeder Unit VAS5234 briefly until some brake fluid runs through.
-- Clean the brake line with compressed air.
-- Join brake lines with connecting piece -E-.
-- Assemble brake line.
-- Then brake system must be bled.
-- Refer to BRAKE SYSTEM, BLEEDING