widetrack, williams brake hoses needed?

[bendee]

just a quick one sure i have more i need to ask but this is all i can think off atm. do you need the hoses or are the valver items long enough?

[Coops]

iirc the valver ones are not good enough to get through an mot

[MAXIBOY]

use the renault 19 ones iirc.

[Geezer]

use the renault 19 ones iirc.

Yup thats what I did, perfect for the job.

Craig

[Matty86]

knew there was something I was forgetting!!




how do you go about changing brake lines? do they unscrew? do you have to bleed the system through again? :(

[stevie_b]

Yes, if you swap the brake lines you will definitely need to bleed the system.

[Adi82]

I have a set of brand new goodridge bradied hoses that have been made up the correct length for a williams.

PM me if your intrested

[Geezer]

knew there was something I was forgetting!!




how do you go about changing brake lines? do they unscrew? do you have to bleed the system through again? :(

As stevie_b said, you will need to bleed the system.
As for the lines themselves, invest a good old brake spanner thats the correct size for the job. They are slightly different to a normal spanner...

Craig

[stevie_b]

I have a set of brand new goodridge bradied hoses that have been made up the correct length for a williams.

PM me if your intrested

Just to add that he is a great seller. Really helped me out on my bespoke brake line setup Thanks again Adi. Will let you all know once finally setup through the adjustable bias valve.

[bendee]

i got some willy lines with the widetrack so im good for lines. Can anyone tell me how to bleed the system? I might actually get rid of the abs now as i have the hubs and shafts that dont have it so how hard is it to remove the rest? Also can i reuse the fluid or do i need new stuff? What fluid do i need if it does need bleeding?