Can steel brake line be used for fuel?
Use it steel, 3/8 line is 3/8 line, brake line is probably just higher quality (cost you more) because it has to take MUCH higher pressure, but it will work fine for gas line, make sure as others said that the rubber hose you use IS GAS hose.
Where are the brake lines on a Honda Civic?
The lines in most Hondas are connected behind the fuel tank. This necessitates the removal of the fuel tank. This can only be done after removing the rear suspension components that are in the way. A brake line job in these Accords and Civics is 14 hours of labor.
How to Bleed your brakes on a Honda Civic?
(Related Article: How to Bleed Your Brakes – Honda-Tech.com) Attach your wheels back on, and tighten the lug nuts all the way down by hand. Lower the vehicle, and use your tire iron to finish securing the lug nuts.
How much does a Honda Accord brake line job cost?
The lines in most Hondas are connected behind the fuel tank. This necessitates the removal of the fuel tank. This can only be done after removing the rear suspension components that are in the way. A brake line job in these Accords and Civics is 14 hours of labor. At $75/hour it is $1050 in labor alone.
Is there a problem with my Honda Civic?
I have a 97 Honda Civic with 233K miles on it. I recently had my state inspection done and the mechanic noted my fuel and brake lines were starting to rot, but not leak. Is this a problem that needs immediate addressing, or can I wait until “symptoms” start to appear.
The lines in most Hondas are connected behind the fuel tank. This necessitates the removal of the fuel tank. This can only be done after removing the rear suspension components that are in the way. A brake line job in these Accords and Civics is 14 hours of labor.
How do you remove brake line from hose?
Disconnect the metal brake line from the hose by removing the tube nut with a flare-nut wrench and then disconnecting the U-clip at the brake hose fitting with pliers. Disconnect the line at the other end by loosening its fitting with an open-ended wrench.
(Related Article: How to Bleed Your Brakes – Honda-Tech.com) Attach your wheels back on, and tighten the lug nuts all the way down by hand. Lower the vehicle, and use your tire iron to finish securing the lug nuts.
The lines in most Hondas are connected behind the fuel tank. This necessitates the removal of the fuel tank. This can only be done after removing the rear suspension components that are in the way. A brake line job in these Accords and Civics is 14 hours of labor. At $75/hour it is $1050 in labor alone.