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Many years ago, my 350z's brake line came apart at the crimp. I am terrified of that happening again on my 370z. I already have a new replacement sitting in
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Swapping brake lines
Many years ago, my 350z's brake line came apart at the crimp. I am terrified of that happening again on my 370z. I already have a new replacement sitting in my garage, but just curious to see how difficult is it to actually put it on. Is it as simple as getting two wrenches and get it back on or is there more trick to it? I am looking to replace the soft lines with the factory ones again.
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