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MG MGA - brake line routing
I am restoring a 59 coupe. It had no complete brake lines on it. Before I begin to guess how they went I thought I would try to find a pic or detailed info. I checked the mga guru but found nothing really helpful. I checked the archives but only found various partial discussions. If anyone has any pics or details it would be greatly appreciated. Thanks Bud W |
S.A. White |
There's quite a good drawing of the general pipe routing in section M of the Service Parts List and for the detailed clipping of the brake pipe beneath the floorboards you can refer to Todd Clarke's Technical Guide...................................Mike |
m.j. moore |
Bud, I have recently taken a bunch of pictures of my freshly restored frame assembly (1959 coupe as well) before putting the body on for the last time (I hope). Let me see what I may have that could be of some help to you, but it may be a week or two before I get the chance to download to a CD for sending by email. George |
G Goeppner |
Fuel Line ROUTING http://mgaguru.com/mgtech/fuel/fu113.htm ROUTING in engine BAY, Fuel, Hydraulic, Electric http://mgaguru.com/mgtech/restore/rt118.htm Brake Pipe and HOSE ROUTING, Front http://mgaguru.com/mgtech/brakes/bt130.htm ROUTING Under Chassis, Fuel, Hydraulic, Electric http://mgaguru.com/mgtech/restore/rt120.htm Engine OIL COOLER Installation, Original Style http://mgaguru.com/mgtech/engine/of105.htm |
Barney Gaylord |
George, Thanks for the reply. A CD would be great.It seems that I overlooked some of the material from the guru. If you can download a CD for mailing you can notify me offline at nside@hiwaay.net Thanks Bud W |
S.A. White |
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