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Joe -
I just checked the online catalogs of both Inline Tube and Classic Tube. It
may have been Classic Tube, since they list 58 Fury, while there's no mention in
the Inline Tube catalog. I bought the lines about five years ago, so it's a bit
fuzzy at this point. Whichever one it was, they fit perfectly.
BTW, don't use the Right Stuff. They originally said they had them, but
what they sent was not even close.
Ron
----- Original Message -----
Sent: Tuesday, August 02, 2005 6:44
PM
Subject: Re: [FWDLK] Master Cylinder
Mysteries
Another mystery: The parts book shows a brake hose connecting the
master to
the 'T' (part no 1739246). I purchased what is supposed to be a
1739246 from
a vendor on ebay (Mitchell), but the thing is only about 5"
long. Not nearly
long enough to mate with the
T.
As luck would have it, I just fought to replace that very same line on my
Chrysler. The system I replaced had a short flexible line and a piece of
steel tubing end-to-end.
The reason for replacement was that the flex tube had swollen closed
where it was crimped to the fittings. When I attempted to remove it, the
metal snapped like a twig.
Are you happy with inline tube? I need to replace all my lines,
too.
Thanks,
Joe
Savard
Lake Orion,
Michigan
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