Well that is embarrassing! How did I manage to not finish this episode and post it!?! Any way as part 13, fits perfectly with the Halloween theme! Please enjoy this lost video!
Hey Todd, thank you for watching the videos. I was quite lucky that most where ok. However, I did use a rivnut for the plastic clips that hold the wheel sensors and pad wear sensor cables. I also did this for one of the clips holding the 12v cable running under the car and then screwed and plastic clip that houses a circlip
Brake lines were made by my local garage. I just took the old pipes to them and they made the same length with fittings and gave it back in a roll. They were very reasonably priced
I removed the old lines, intact and took them to my local garage and they made up new ones the same length. The cost was highly reasonable considering. I factored in the parts, buying a good flaring tool and then me practicing on a few before trusting the brakes on my work and decided that theirs were worth the money!
Thank you for the reply, was it a specialist garage? And what is the tool you used to bent them? Loving the videos very good quality! The car is looking great! Can't wait to see the speakers installed!
@@Yogi3007plays thank you! Not a specialist garage just my local who do servicing, MOT on all car types. The bending tool was a cheap one off EBay. They usually have three sizes of pipe it will bend, it cost about £14
