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Brake lines I need some help.

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Brake lines I need some help.

Post by CWBYUP »

Is it possible for some one with a SWB sierra to take a couple of pics of where the front brake lines run ?

I think i have it sorted but i want to make sure before I bolt the front clip back on.

Cheers and Thanks in advance.

Nick
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Post by want33s »

Buy yourself a workshop manual. You won't regret it. or use some of the links available in the Sierra bible.
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www.suzukiinfo.com ....
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Post by CWBYUP »

Where do you get the workshop manuals from ?

I have the Gregorys book but its not really helpful.

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Post by want33s »

Theres always one or two on Ebay.
http://cgi.ebay.com.au/Sierra-Suzuki-Se ... dZViewItem

http://cgi.ebay.com.au/Suzuki-Sierra-Re ... dZViewItem
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Bad JuJu wrote:www.suzukiinfo.com ....
Or you can get it for free...
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Post by MART »

I have the genuine workshop manual and only shows a schematic of overall brake layout,not actual positioning of brake lines. a good tip,i dont know where you live but my local library has a good range of workshop manuals,costs nothing to join and the books can be loaned free. I borrowed the books i needed and scanned them at home or photocopy them at the library,cheers Paul
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