Hi Chaps, can anyone suggest where i might find a picture or two of the brake pipe routing within the engine bay of a mark 2 ?
cheers !!!
Engine bay routing for brake pipes
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ecosselynx
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Re: Engine bay routing for brake pipes
Hi
I'll see if I can get you one tomorrow, or at least confirm the way the lines go from the servo. hope that's of help.
John H.
I'll see if I can get you one tomorrow, or at least confirm the way the lines go from the servo. hope that's of help.
John H.
bye-o
John H.
John H.
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ecosselynx
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Re: Engine bay routing for brake pipes
Hi
No luck with the photo, just to crowded in there to get a photo you'd recognise or even show the way the pipes end up going.
But this is how my lines go and these are as shown in the parts book. Looking at the five-way union that the brake switch is also attached to from the engine bay in a clockwise direction:
Top union comes from the brake servo
right hand supplies the rear brakes
bottom supplies the NSF (Near Side Front)
left hand supplies OSF (Off-Side Front)
Hope this is of help to you
No luck with the photo, just to crowded in there to get a photo you'd recognise or even show the way the pipes end up going.
But this is how my lines go and these are as shown in the parts book. Looking at the five-way union that the brake switch is also attached to from the engine bay in a clockwise direction:
Top union comes from the brake servo
right hand supplies the rear brakes
bottom supplies the NSF (Near Side Front)
left hand supplies OSF (Off-Side Front)
Hope this is of help to you
bye-o
John H.
John H.
Re: Engine bay routing for brake pipes
Apologies for the delay, was away for the weekend - many thanks for the info,
regards
regards
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