I know there were some earlier E30's that didnt come with ABS. I was wanting the lines to do this, so I dont have to do them from scratch. I would love to get rid of all those lines/box and clean up the engine bay.
ABS delete lines for a 87 e30
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order them new, they are pretty cheap as their isnt many of them lolShawn @ Bimmerbuddies
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Haven't you ever seen Russian Nesting Dolls? They work like that.
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Some people make Stainless ABS delete kits!
Google!
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Your going to have to buy a length of hard line and the BMW style flaring tool and figure it out yourself then.
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I've been told that it's very difficult to make good bubble flares with commercially available hand tools. I found that AutoZone sells lines in various lenghts with the proper line diameter and ends. Their P/N is PAEX-3zz where the zz is length in inches (an 12" long piece would be PAEX-312). When I deleted my ABS I bought several pieces of various short lengths, used what I needed and returned the rest. The long piece that goes to the right front wheel seemed to difficult to bend correctly and fish it through all spaces so I just reused the one in the car by coiling up the end near the master cylinder and connecting it to the T-joint (you'll need to buy one of these).Comment
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can someone help me with this? i just took my ABS box out and i am left with the lines, what should i do with them? ive read something about a master cylinder and a T unit, but its confusing, can some explain it.
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