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OlemTheGolem 27th September 2017 09:43 AM

Fastening brake hose/line
 
Hi! I had my car MOT'd today, and i only got one fault.
https://i.imgur.com/idlv43zl.jpg

I need to change the brake hose and fasten the transition up here. Any bright minds with a good idea on how to fasten it at home?

Thanks in advance.
Ole

MikkiJayne 27th September 2017 11:39 AM

It should have one of these clips between the union and the body bracket to hold it in place:

https://nebula.wsimg.com/obj/NTcyOTU...U5YTc6Ojo6OjA=

Part number is 4D0611715B +++

http://cdn4.pelicanparts.com/techart...mall/pic02.jpg

OlemTheGolem 27th September 2017 09:18 PM

Thank you!
The clips looks just like the ones i used on my old vw t3, i have a few in the garage :-). Just need to order a new bracket i guess.

MikkiJayne 28th September 2017 08:40 AM

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Yeah same thing +++ The picture of the hose is from an A4, so ignore that bolt-on bracket. The bracket on the D2 is welded to the body - it looks intact in your picture at first glance (red outline) but has it actually broken off the body (red arrow)?

Simplest fix for this is to get some aluminium angle about 2-3mm thick and make a new bracket. If you make it 25-30mm square you can get 5 rivets in it to attach it to the body, and use some polyurethane panel bond behind it to add strength and seal it up. That's assuming you can't tig weld of course!

OlemTheGolem 28th September 2017 09:45 AM

Yeah, its broken off there. Sold my welder a few years back as i didnt use it at all. I'll go looking for some aluminium next week, now it's work until sunday, yay.

Thank you so much for the help!

Dezzy 28th September 2017 01:35 PM

I have a TIG welder but it's 3 Phase. Good addition to your workshop MJ?

MikkiJayne 28th September 2017 04:36 PM

oooOOOooohh!


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